Skiing News April 2007

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MONDAY, 30 APRIL 2007
	New Report on Legacy of Winter Games in N. Am.
	Olympic Winter Games in North America are generally highly successful and leave a multitude of lasting legacies in their host communities, according to a new report commissioned by the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC). The report, which includes a chapter on each of the three previous North American Olympic Winter Games, will be released o Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 27 APRIL 2007
	Join Contiki’s Action Packed Ski Adventure
	CLEO and RALPH Magazines are calling young and adventurous Aussie travellers to join them for a special Contiki tour to carve up the New Zealand ski slopes on July 24-29, 2007. Leading youth brand Contiki has joined forces with CLEO and RALPH magazines to offer an exclusive six-day New Zealand ski holiday. This trip is all about making new friends and having loads of fun so grab your mates Read Full Story
	Developers Offer $50 Ski/Golf Deal
	Residents of Minturn and Red Cliff, Colorado will be able to golf and ski for only $50 a year, according to developers of a proposed ski area and golf course near the area. Likewise, residents could use the eight-lift ski area and 18-hole golf course at least 30 days each year and maybe more. A website would show which days residents could ski and play golf. An adult would have to accom Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 17 APRIL 2007
	Bode Miller Says He won't Compete in 2010
	Skiing champion Bode Miller recently said that he will not be competing in the Vancouver Olympic Games in 2010. He stated that his experience in last year's Olympic Games in Turin, Italy as the reason behind his decision. The silver medallist in the 2002 Games in Utah said that the quadrennial event put too much emphasis on winning. Miller was highly-criticized for his disappointing showi Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 12 APRIL 2007
	Final spurt at Spring in the Park
	Still a few days to shred at SPRING IN THE PARK: Germany's spring camp on Zugspitze, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, is still open until Sunday, April 15. And the weather forecast for the remaining days predicts just the same perfect conditions the riders also enjoyed over the last two weeks. The ideal opportunity to test the newest K2 and RIDE products or to take some coaching lessons and learn new trick Read Full Story