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competitive skiing events are
recognized by the
International Olympic Committee (IOC), and the
International Ski and
Snowboard Federation (FIS).
Skiing has a...
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allowing full
access all of the
terrain on both mountains: 26
ski lifts and tows and a
skiable area of 4,700
acres (19 km2). The
collaboration coincided with...
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kilometres (2 sq mi) of
skiable terrain. The
highest skiable point is 2,640
metres (8,661 ft). Its po****rity has
grown with the
burgeoning ski and
snowboard industry...
- (3,509 acres) of
skiable area)
Sunshine Village (13.6 km2 (3,361 acres) of
skiable area)
Marmot Basin (6.8 km2 (1,680 acres) of
skiable area)
Nakiska (3 km2...
- Vertical: 3,450 feet (1,052 m) North: 40% of
skiable terrain. South: 20% East: 20% West: 20%
Skiable area: 5,289
acres (8.3 sq mi; 21.4 km2) Trails:...
- 13,000- and 14,000-foot
peaks in
North America.
Telluride Ski Resort has over 2,000
skiable acres and
spans between the
historic town of Telluride, Colorado...
- A balaclava, also
called a
ski mask, is a form of
cloth headgear designed to
expose only part of the face,
usually the eyes and mouth.
Depending on style...
- run to 3,600 m (11,811 ft). It has the
largest skiable glacier in
Europe and is France's
second oldest ski resort behind Chamonix. It has the longest, normally...
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Skis are runners,
attached to the user's feet,
designed to
glide over snow.
Typically emplo**** in pairs,
skis are
attached to
ski boots with
ski bindings...
- cross-country
skiing, snow boarding, tubing, sledding, etc.
Ski areas may
stand alone or be part of a
ski resort. The US
Forest Service defines a
ski area as:...
