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Daboullie Mountain doesn't have the grand size of a Mt. Katahdin, but makes up for it in the diverse terrain and beautiful lakes along the trail. With the windshield wipers on high the entire drive over to the trailhead we knew we were instore for a...

Daboullie Mountain doesn't have the grand size of a Mt. Katahdin, but makes up for it in the diverse terrain and beautiful lakes along the trail. With the windshield wipers on high the entire drive over to the trailhead we knew we were instore for a...

Daboullie Mountain doesn't have the grand size of a Mt. Katahdin, but makes up for it in the diverse terrain and beautiful lakes along the trail. With the windshield wipers on high the entire drive over to the trailhead we knew we were instore for a...

Daboullie Mountain doesn't have the grand size of a Mt. Katahdin, but makes up for it in the diverse terrain and beautiful lakes along the trail. With the windshield wipers on high the entire drive over to the trailhead we knew we were instore for a...

Sinclair and Halvorsen Win  App Gap Challenge Duathlon

David Sinclair and Heidi Halvorsen were the men’s and women’s winners of the 4th App Gap Challenge, a roller ski duathlon from Waitsfield to the top of Appalachian Gap in northern VT. The race was the final event of a week-long training camp for 16-18 year old skiers at Green Mountain Valley School in Waitsfield. Men skied 7 k and women skied 5 k. Sinclair’s winning time of 30:34 set a new course record by...

Today the SBTC folks were going to hike Mount Mansfield, and since Lauren and I had pretty much free rein to do whatever we wanted for our OD, we went with them! It was very fun to get to hike with some different friends, especially since the rest of the team had left for the [...]

Usually the 4th of July finds me celebrating and enjoying the company of friends and family in Seward Alaska, but not this year. I am currently in Sun Valley, Idaho in the midst of moving! I have to admit that moving is not much fun...lots of cleanin...

Usually the 4th of July finds me celebrating and enjoying the company of friends and family in Seward Alaska, but not this year. I am currently in Sun Valley, Idaho in the midst of moving! I have to admit that moving is not much fun...lots of cleanin...

Usually the 4th of July finds me celebrating and enjoying the company of friends and family in Seward Alaska, but not this year. I am currently in Sun Valley, Idaho in the midst of moving! I have to admit that moving is not much fun...lots of cleanin...

Usually the 4th of July finds me celebrating and enjoying the company of friends and family in Seward Alaska, but not this year. I am currently in Sun Valley, Idaho in the midst of moving! I have to admit that moving is not much fun...lots of cleanin...

'We are going to Valley Fair!' The kids have been talking about it since April. The weather was beautiful and everyone was up early for the big 'Club Trip of the Month.' Over 40 kids packed into the school bus at 6:45am for the drive to Minnesota's ...

Mt. Borah Custom Nordic Hires National Sales Manager

Coon Valley, WI– Mt. Borah Custom Nordic, based out of Coon Valley, Wisconsin has hired John Dyste as their national manager. According to Chris Jackson, Mt. Borah’s owner, “We are incredibly excited about having John join our team, we could not have asked for a better fit. John’s extensive experience within the Nordic community on both the retail level and the team level will greatly assist Mt. Borah in reaching our custom Nordic apparel sales...

"Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and shouting 'WOO HOO what a ride!'"This moto comes to mind as I think about this past week.I decided to take the opportunity to go out to western Alaska this July work as a

"Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and shouting 'WOO HOO what a ride!'"This moto comes to mind as I think about this past week.I decided to take the opportunity to go out to western Alaska this July work as a

The MWSC Team (Deveopment, Regional, X-C, and Biathlon)came together this week to tackle Maine's highest point. Mt. Katahdin stands tall at 5,267ft. and is a highly active place as it represents the finish line of the world famous Appalacian Trail. ...