The Yellowstone Ski Festival kicked off with a bang yesterday in West Yellowstone, Montana. Great snow and outstanding trail conditions have Ski Festival attendees grinning from ear to ear.,

By Jamie Greene
Nov 23, 2005

It's another beautiful morning in West Yellowstone - attached is a photo of this morning's trailhead activity. Most of the folks are from the Far West Nordic Ski Team.,

By Jamie Greene
Nov 21, 2005

With the start of the Yellowstone Ski Festival just days away, skiing in West Yellowstone is incredible right now. All of our trails, including Windy Ridge, are groomed and the conditions are outstanding.,

By Jamie Greene
Nov 17, 2005

Photos from a Washtenaw Ski Touring Club hike at Silver Lake on Sunday, November 13.,

By David Cutler
Nov 15, 2005

We have received about 4 inches of new snow since Friday night and there is more snow in the forecast for tomorrow.,

By Jamie Greene
Nov 14, 2005

We got our first significant snowfall - 3 inches. The ground is still warm and we have melting from below. We will start grooming Monday, weather permitting, to freeze the trail base, with hopes of opening for the weekend.,

By ABR Trails
Nov 14, 2005

Hanson Hills has re-routed it's trails once again this year. The major changes are on the Red trail, which is now a completely new trail system.,

By Justin Andre
Nov 12, 2005

A couple of University of Michigan skiers showed up for the Saturday morning rollerski at Kensignton Metropark. We had another perfect day for rollerskiing! A few of us took it easy in preparation for tomorrow's Duathlon.,

By Mike Muha
Nov 12, 2005

There was enough snow to get in a good classical workout with some double poling, diagonal striding and even some double pole kick as well as some hills. That wet stuff dripping down my back and down my forehead is definitely not the morning dew.,

By Hap Wright
Nov 12, 2005

We got two inches of the white stuff last night and more is expected off and on through the weekend.,

By Jamie Greene
Nov 3, 2005

In the Iron Ore Heritage Area in Marquette county, the new trail is envisioned to be used year-round by walkers, runners, hikers, nature enthusiasts, equestrians, bicyclists, cross country skiers, snowshoers & snowmobilers.,

By DNR
Nov 3, 2005

Beth Heiden will be one of the featured speakers at the West Yellowstone Ski Festival. And other news: Can you say 'Terrain Park' and 'Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot'?,

By Jamie Greene
Nov 2, 2005