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An Unusual Day in St. Moritz
By Bob Enzel. Photos by Fred McKinney We skied less than a half-hour, but our group of 18 writers had a great time in St. Moritz anyway. The “Top of the World” resort l
Italy’s Incredible Monte Rosa Region
By Dee Dee McKinney. Photos by Fred McKinney The Monte Rosa region of Italy comprises 3 valleys. The skiing here makes up a huge ski circus. It is known worldwide for possessing so
Stratton Mountain Snow Demo
By Dee Dee McKinney. Photos by Fred McKinney. Where do ski shops shop? Each winter the Snow Sports Industries of America present an annual conference and show to unveil all the new
Big Treasures found in the Small Gems of Vermont
By Dee Dee McKinney. Photos by Fred McKinney. The state of Vermont has long been a winter wonderland for downhill and nordic skiers, snowboarders, and winter enthusiasts. According
Winter in Quebec City
By Dee Dee McKinney. Photos by Fred McKinney. Quebec City on the shores of the St. Lawrence, is magical in wintertime! The diversification of winter sports and activities rivals an
Mont Tremblant, A Quebec Laurentian Dream
By Dee Dee McKinney. Photos by Fred McKinney. The Mont Tremblant Resort is located less than 1 1/2 hr north of Montreal, Canada. According to major ski and travel magazines, this i
Loon Mountain Resort
By Dee Dee McKinney Loon Mountain Resort is one of New Hampshire’s premier destination ski resort founded in 1966 by ski visionary, Sherman Adams. He served as the 67th gover
Italian Charm
By Dee Dee McKinney The Sella Ronda Italian ski circuit is one of the best known ski tour loops in the Alps with trails and terrain for all levels of ability. The high Dolomites fo
Swiss Charm
By Dee Dee McKinney Swiss Charm by Dee Dee McKinney Skiing is a Swiss culture and a way of life for natives and visitors. Switzerland’s mood is evidenced by its charisma and
Venice, Italy – Story and Photos
By Linda McKinney The world is filled with wonderful walking cities. Of these, Venice which has no cars, is at the top of the list! It is a city built by man on approximately 125 s
A First Trip to Chile
By Ted Heck It had been a half-century dream of mine to ski in Chile, where seasons are reversed. But was summer skiing here worth the wait, I wondered apprehensively, as we corksc
Zell Am See
By George Schissler You have hit on to the GolfSkiandTravel site and what better way to be able to golf, ski and travel than an all-in-one parcel. If you are a man for all seasons
Gore Mountain Revisited
By Fred McKinney A trip to Gore offers families a full skiing experience in the Adirondack Mountains of New York. Gore Mountain in North Creek, NY is a short drive from the Lake Ge
Okemo Chairlift
By Fred McKinney Skiers and Riders enjoy Okemo Mountain Resorts new six-person bubble chair with heated seats. Passengers ride 6,430 feet to the summit in under seven minutes. Okem
Whiteface Mountain, 1980 Olympics and Today
35 Years ago this month, the 1980 Winter Olympics X111 Games opened in Lake Placid, NY, It brought over 1100 athletics from 37 countries around the world to complete in winter ev
High Adventure in Courmayeur, Italy
My January flight with Lufthansa to Frankfurt, Germany was greeted by many familiar faces of Eastern ski writers. We were all connecting with another flight to Geneva, Switzerland
Rusutsu Resort, Hokkaido, Japan
After enjoying visiting ski country in three continents (N. America, S. America and Europe) a winter holiday visiting my son George, his wife Kelayna and granddaughters Emi and Iza
Austrian Arlberg
By Dee Dee McKinney Photographs by Fred McKinney The Arlberg, a state nestled high in the Austrian Alps, has been a mecca for skiers since the mid-18th century. There are five main
World War II Bred Skiers
By Ted Heck During the countdown to Christmas of 2004 the media devoted much space and time to the 60th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge. They called it the final German of
Remembering Skier Gerald Ford
By Ted Heck Gerald Ford, the skiing president, left quite a legacy and the lasting image of a nice guy. In obituaries that flooded the news Gerald Ford was remembered often for rep
Switzerland Revisited
By Ted Heck Connie and I spent two weeks in Switzerland this spring, where I spent a couple of days on the slopes of Meiringen and a week in the gigantic Jungfrau Region. It was a
The White Jump Suit
By Ted Heck Here glides the bride, all dressed in white. Liz Langsfeld is being escorted down the slope by her father Mickey. Smiling midway on the slope is her soon-to-be-husband
Longtime Snow Journalist Ted Heck Receives Prestigious Award by Karen Lorentz
By Karen Lorentz Ted Heck has easily lived nine lives. One of them is as ski writer for 60-plus years, another as a skier of 68 years. All this in addition to a stint in the army,
The Butte’s Grand Recovery
By Dick Healy They were finishing up Crested Butte’s fourth annual Slush Huck competition on April 1st, the fifth and final day of our recent stay at this idyllic western resort.
48th Annual Ski & Snowboard Expo ’09 set for Albany, New York
By Dick Healy When the doors open at 4 p. m. Friday, Nov 6 for the 48th Annual Ski & Snowboard Expo in Albany, New York’s Empire State Plaza Convention Center, visitors will
Lake Placid’s Magical Appeal
By Dick Healy In a conversation I had with a world traveler and friend, I was astonished to find out that he had never been to Lake Placid. Surprising in that he lives only 110 mil
Hiker’s Challenge
By Dick Healy The leaves are turning brown, orange and red as fall season quickly approaches New England’s mountains which means skiing/snowboarding can’t be far off. Yet well
Mad River/Sugarbush
By Dicky Healy The Eastern Ski Writers Associations February 6, 7 and 8 meeting and conference, hosted by Mad River Glen, Sugarbush Resort and the Mad River Chamber of Commerce, pr
Hudson Chair Grand Opening
The long awaited Gore Mountain/Ski Bowl interconnect took place Saturday, Jan 29, when the Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA) officially celebrated the ribbon cutting op
Fans Anticipating Saratoga Race Course 31st Annual Open House
By Dick Healy The historic Race Course on Saratoga’s Union Avenue will host its 31st annual Open House, Sunday, July 17, and I suggest you take the kids to this fun-filled outing
Saratoga Happenings 2
By Dick Healy Leading up to the August 27th 142nd running of the Travers Stakes, Saratoga Race Course is continuing to increase its attendance numbers over the same period in 2010,
Saratoga Happenings 3
By Dick Healy You can always expect to see unique offerings at Saratoga Race Course. If you’re at the track Friday, Aug 26, former world heavyweight boxing champion, Joe Fraz
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Golfing In the Alps
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Pok-Ta-Pok Golf Course
By Bob Enzel I’ve always wanted to play Pok-Ta-Pok. I...
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ZÜRICH – Forty years is a long time
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Palm Springs Revisited
By Bob Enzel Life in Palm Springs is good …very...
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Excellent Golf Courses in Cancun
By Bob Enzel We played four course during the week...
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Iberostar Golf Club Cancun
By Bob Enzel We played four course during the week...
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The Zillertal Valley
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Cancun Golf Courses
By Bob Enzel Iberostar Golf Club Cancun (Formerly the Hilton...
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Golfing With Haydn
By Bob Enzel Well! Not in person exactly, but certainly...
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Nathan Skiing – Whitetail, PA
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Are Golfing Amenities Important? – Yes or No
By Bob Enzel We were sitting around one evening–my golf...
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Enticing Davos
By Bob Enzel Forty-two years ago we drove from Lech,...
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Malaysia Golf Round One
By Bob Enzel A number of writers from the United...
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Malaysia Golf – The Second Round
By Bob Enzel Round two of the Malaysian golf courses...
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Malaysia Golf – Round Three
By Bob Enzel On tap today was the conclusion of...
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An Unusual Day in St. Moritz
By Bob Enzel. Photos by Fred McKinney We skied less...
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The Rookery at Marco
By Bob Enzel A large group of ski industry people...
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The Mont Blanc Glacier – Over, Under, and On Top
By Bob Enzel “Why have they taken down the ropes?”...
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Atlantic Golf – South River Course
By Bob Enzel There are three courses under Atlantic Golf....
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Renditions Revisited
By Bob Enzel I don’t believe that Renditions is a...
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Renditions
By Bob Enzel My golfing buddy Joe called and asked...
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Sestriere – Winter Olympics 2006
By Bob Enzel The crowds of yesteryear have disappeared. The...
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Triple Trouble In Williamsburg
By Bob Enzel The FORD’S COLONY COUNTRY CLUB sports three...
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The Osprey’s Golf Club
By Bob Enzel Second visit… It was about a year...
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Vignette on Wine and Cheese So Many Wines. So Much Cheese. So Little Time.
By Bob Enzel The one thing I knew before hand...
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Military Golf Courses – Oahu Hawaii
By Bob Enzel Oahu offers a good variety of military...
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A World Famous Resort with No Americans? Impossible!
By Bob Enzel All skiers have heard of the Pyrénées...
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Greenland – Hands On or Hands Off
By Bob Enzel High winds delayed our scheduled afternoon departure...
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Greenland – American’s Next Destination
By Bob Enzel The Airbus A330 owned by Air Greenland...
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Adventure Andorra
By Bob Enzel It was almost 40 years ago that...
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Part 2)
By Bob Enzel But at this moment I’m now in...
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Part 1)
By Bob Enzel Malaysia! The exotic name itself conjures up...
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Golfing Okinawa
By Bob Enzel Situated between the East China Sea and...
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The Capital City of Bern – An ideal place for an Add-on
By Bob Enzel As an inveterate traveler I am conscious...
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Martinique – The Isle of Flowers
By Bob Enzel If perhaps you are bored with Cancun...
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Lake Tahoe Golf
By Bob Enzel It was mid-August in Lake Tahoe where...
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Golf Pass Provence
Sixteen golf courses in the picturesque region of Provence have...
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Golf In Atlantic Canada
The four provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland/Labrador, Nova Scotia and...
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