We’ve been graced with the photographic talents of Robin Pitt this winter, a transplant from the Northwest - he and a few friends scored some seats on the snowcat on the first bluebird day after a 33 inch dump.
Read more/see more on the Snowboard Magazine blog.
James Vlahos describes his existential experience on our snowcat in this month’s issue of Mountain Sports + Living.
Get your own out-of-body powder experience this winter with our Early Season Snowcat Package. Good for the Chi, the Aura, the Karma and the wallet!
After spending a few months of figuring out the who, how and why of Facebook, we have to say we’re sold. It is a great way to keep our guests and fans informed of the latest news and conditions and to hear what might be getting them excited or frustrated. It’s been particularly useful this summer in sharing updates on our mountain biking trail conditions and additions to our new skills park.
Today we reached 2000 fans, and to help keep the momentum going we’re kicking off our first Facebook Membership Drive! Here’s the deal:
If we make it to 2500 fans by Wednesday July 22, all Facebook fans who RSVP to our “FREE FACEBOOK FAN DAY” event will receive unlimited free access to the DC chairlift on Saturday, July 25. Invite your friends to join by clicking “suggest to friends” underneath our profile pic (click on “more” to see it). Find us here at: http://www.facebook.com/grandtarghee.
We will schedule the event on our Facebook page as we near the July 22 deadline.
Happy friending!
During the typical ski resort vacation your focus is often on the external - finding the perfect powder stash or the most technical (or easiest!) mountain bike descent. In addition to offering outdoor adventure , the resort environment is the perfect setting to seek renewal and relaxation by indulging in a centuries-old, internally-focused practice: Yoga.
With the magnificent Teton Range as your backdrop, our three day Yoga Retreat has been designed by the staff of Yoga Tejas to both introduce newcomers to the practice of yoga and to deepen and advance the practices of committed yogis. Read the rest of this entry →
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