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Snow conditions, safety info, trail maps - all
are available on the World Wide Web. This page is simply an introduction to a few of the
many ski links. A wider search of the
Internet will turn up skiing sources from Austria to Australia, from Chile to France.
There is no doubt that skiing is extremely popular, and the Web is the place to research
every aspect of the subject. |
Eastern Ski Info
 Mt. Snow
- Vermont
Killington - Vermont
Waterville Valley - New Hampshire
Sugarloaf - Maine
Bromley - Vermont
Western Ski Info
Ski Utah
Cascade Ski
Report
Midwest Ski Info
Cross Country Skiing in the UP -
Michigan
Ski Michigan
Northern Michigan
Nordic Skiing Home Page
 National
Snoweb - Reviews
Consummate Skiing List - Includes Everything
Magazines
Ski Magazine
Ski Racing
Snow Country
Associations
U.S. Ski
Association
National Ski Patrol
Skier's Responsibility Code
There are elements of risk in skiing
that common sense and personal awareness
can help reduce. Your safety will be directly affected by your judgment
 Ski under control and in such a manner so
that you can stop at any time or avoid other skiers or objects.
When passing or overtaking another skier you
must avoid the skier below you.
You should not stop where you obstruct a
trail or are not visible from above.
When entering a trail or starting a descent
yield to other skiers.
Check your equipment daily - particularly
your release bindings. All skiers must use devices while skiing to help prevent runaway
skis. Runaway skis can be lethal whether on the trial of from falling from an aerial list.
You have a responsibility to your fellow skiers to prevent injury to them.
You shall keep off posted trails and posted
areas and observe all posted signs.
Follow instructions carefully when using ski
lifts.
Please observe all posted "slow skiing
areas".
Do not ski slopes too difficult for your
ability.
Do not jump or perform "aerial"
maneuvers.
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