skiing

This is crazy, right? Wow, kudos to the 100 challengers. This event is called "Last Skier Standing" and the concept is simple, but involves a brutally challenging execution. Challengers must complete one lap up and down 1,000 vertical feet, every hour, until there's one skier left standing.

If you are looking for groomed trails and nice amenities, here's a cross-country ski list for you.

If you love unique restaurants and unforgettable experiences then this restaurant is a must-visit! I should also mention you can only get there by snowmobile.

Nothing is quite as refreshing as cold air and warm water.

Titcomb Mountain is not only a great place to learn to ski or ride, it is also very affordable!

It's your chance to turn over a whole new leaf in your life - see what we did there?

After winning the Super Bowl, some people go to Disney... Others cut turns!

Skiers and riders, don't miss this chance to save some cash on a season pass!

Watch the Torch Light Parade down Big Buck Trail. Enjoy beverages on their back deck. Full Bar, Food, Drinks and Good Times!

What do you do after you open presents on Christmas morning? Hit the slopes! Check out this list of ski and tubing areas open over Christmas Vacation. Some of them are even open on Christmas Day!

Although the resort has not set an official opening date, this test gives Sunday River’s snowmakers the go ahead to crank the system at full capacity.

Anyone up for a trip to Vermont tomorrow?! It's the first time Killington has offered June skiing and snowboarding since 2002!

...skiing behind an Audi might make the cut.

Get pumped for this winter! Watch Joel Osgood's '1000 Feet & Below,' featuring many of Maine's smaller ski mountains.

Ellen Wells is an old friend. She's good people and she's amazing! That was quite evident to all who attended the Winter Carnival this past Saturday at Waterville's Quarry Road Recreation Area, hosted by Inland Hospital! She's one of the key people who, along with the city of Waterville, executed this event.

Saddleback Maine announced on their facebook page Monday (July 20) that it may not open for the 2015-16 winter season. Why? They need to come up with funding to replace a 51-year old chairlift.