
Charging With the Dorais Brothers
If you have been skiing the Wasatch much over the last few years you’ve probably seen them: a couple of tall, lean lads of Asian descent on fairly light gear chattering away as they politely go past you up the skin track…..really, really fast. Andy and Jason Dorais (pronounced “Doe-rayâ€) have been skiing for less than a […]

The Best of Utah’s Ski Resorts
The entire world knows by now that Utah has the greatest snow on earth. But we can all agree that ski resorts are more than just the powder that falls upon them. Utah’s ski and snowboard resorts are unique, and each can toot its own alpenhorn. But besides the snow (which is obviously most important) […]

MOAB_The Mother of All Basal Layers
A Season of Trepidation and Destruction in Utah’s La Sal Mountains By Eric Trenbeath ba×sal (rhymes with basil): forming or belonging to a bottom layer or base. It happens every hundred years or so. A combination of weather factors over the course of a winter create a prolonged period of dangerous avalanche conditions that challenge […]