What’s new at New England ski resorts in 2021-22
In some ways, “what’s new” should be considered “what’s normal.” One year after the 2020-21 New England skiing and riding season was defined partly by…
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How yoga can help deal with the mental and physical demands of skiing and riding
Despite how industry marketing paints the picture, I’m here to tell you that skiing and snowboarding is not all smiles and leisure. (And in case…Read More
There’s nothing fancy about Cannon Mountain, and that’s just the way its devotees prefer it
My Subaru — a 2017 Forester Premium — says a great deal about me. It’s utilitarian, with all-wheel drive, good gas mileage (30-plus), comfy seats,…
Rock hounds can find plenty of grip and variety in New England’s climbs
Rock climbing in New England is like one of those mouth-watering penny-candy stores I used to hang out in as a kid. We don’t have…
Park Place: New England’s state parks will help kick-start your foliage adventure
Our state parks are having quite the moment. Over the past two summers, both national and state parks across the country have witnessed a booming…
Here’s why the Kancamagus Highway is the undisputed king of New England foliage season
With apologies to Christian Wisecarver, Billy Donohoe, and the rest of the gang at the Super Secret Project, autumn has always been my preferred time…
Five great off-the-beaten-path hikes in New England
If last summer is any indicator of what this summer might look like, the odds of having to wait for a parking spot to open…
Explore a five-day Green Mountain thrill ride
Deep into our climb up Waitsfield Gap along the unmaintained Vermont Class IV “road” (a loose term, as most roads I know don’t prominently feature…
Summer ’21: A family fun primer for all ages and adrenaline levels
[From the Summer 2021 issue of New England Ski Journal] With a sense of normalcy returning this summer, people will find new ways to enjoy…
Rhode Island is a summer haven
I grew up in Massachusetts, but I suppose you could say I spent the bulk of my summers in Rhode Island. From where I lived…
The lure of Tuckerman Ravine is as strong as ever
If the choice was mine, I’d write about New Hampshire’s Mount Washington every spring. The Northeast’s tallest peak holds an unquestioned moth-to-the-light attraction for me.…
Spring into adventure at these backcountry hotspots
It was inevitable perhaps, but when resorts shut down abruptly last March due to the coronavirus, throngs of skiers unwilling to let their seasons go…
New England’s spring scene rolls out the welcome mat
There is, quite simply, nothing I enjoy more than spring skiing. Some of my most-cherished memories of my favorite activity come when the sun is…
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