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3.07.2006

Snow alert for Alyeska
Snow alert for Whistler
Snow alert for SnowBird
Snow alert for Stevens Pass, White pass Wa Snow alert for Lake Tahoe Basin, Kirkwood, Mammoth Mountain

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Alyeska
Alyeska (Alpine) New snow: 7" Base Depth: 15" - 144" Hours open: 10:30pm to 5:30pm Park recut: 2006-02-26 Jumps: Open with 3 rails, 3 jumps, a rainbow jump and a wedge jump. Pipes: Half pipe open." Open Lifts: 6 Conditions: Powder Open runs: 95 Park reshaped: 2006-02-27 Notes: Arctic Winter Games thru Mar 11th.
Join Chugach Powder Guides for a snowcat or helicopter adventure in the world-famous Chugach Mountain Range. Their exclusive-use permit area covers miles of mountain terrain with gentle bowls, giant mountain faces, massive glaciers and sheltered tree skiing. The guides are highly trained and have extensive Alaskan experience. At Chugach Powder Guides, their goal is to make your backcountry adventure exciting, safe and memorable. They want you to see why Alaska’s mountains are recognized for having some of the best backcountry skiing and snowboarding in the world!
Full Day Heli Skiing Guaranteed 16,000 vertical feet of skiing/riding with a maximum of 20,000. Lunch is included. Rate: $775 per person Available Feb. 5th, 2006

Full Day Snowcat Skiing Enjoy the comfort of the heated snowcat as it transports you to their exclusive snowcat area for a full day of backcountry skiing/riding. Lunch is included. Rate: $225 per person

Events
Mar 12 Fast Tracks Session B Mar 18 Last evening of Night Skiing Mar 18-26 Pepsi Spring Break Fun & Events Mar 18 Challenge Alaska Snow Blast Mar 18 Brian Russell Memorial Slalom Mar 20-24 Silvertip Spring Break Camp Mar 20-22 Mini Silvertip Spring Break Camp Mar 20-22 3-Day Mountain Explorer Camp
Alyeska

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Habuka47 Japan
Top Elevation: 1,676 m Base(Ticket Centre): 820 m Total Course Length: 14 Km+Hakuba Goryu & Iimori Vertical: 856 m Longest Run: 6.4 Km (R-1) Skiable Terrain: 32 hectares+Hakuba Goryu & Iimori Developed Area: 120 hectares+Hakuba Goryu

Photo: Ms. Kaye / Habuka 47 .jp
Event
The 24th JSBA All Nippon Snowboard Competition Chubu Region
Mar 11 - Hakuba47 Kamakura (Snow Huts) Festival

Habuka 47

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Kvitfjell - Norway
The depths of snow middlestation: 105 cm The depths of snow at the bottom: 60 cm Last snowfall: 02.03.06 - 5 cm
Audi Alpine FIS Ski World Cup Races in Hafjell: Super-G, Super Combined an Giant Slalom for women. This is the 5th time Hafjell hosts FIS Alpine World Cup races.
The 1994 Olympic Winter Games were a success for Lillehammer .The Games are behind us now, but a lot of the key persons who made it possible are still around. Both the organisers and the volunteers are eager to take on new challenges. And so are the spectators!
Hafjell is both new and old. Although the present resort at Hafjell opened in the fall of 1988, the first Downhill race was held here as early as 1939, the International Winter Games for the Universities. The main course was the same as it is now, but only slightly wider than a cart road. Since 1988, the Hafjell Alpine Centre has hosted several World Cups

Kvitfjell

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Tignes - France
Tignes, like a homage to the mountains, in all their immensity Respect for those who revere them and pit themselves against them without ever betraying them. A source of warmth in a vast white universe.

• 300 km of pistes • 97 ski lifts • 1 educational freeride area
Serious Terrain !

The village side ...2 villages providing a more traditional setting, a guarantee of untouched heritage and accommodation offering cosy comfort. Their narrow streets, chalets and churches provide wonderfully tranquil surroundings. Tignes Les Brévières and Tignes Les Boisses are linked directly to the ski area.
Ecole du Ski Français (Val Claret) tel. +33 4 79 06 31 28
Snocool (Val Claret) tel. +33 6 15 34 54 63
Le Bureau des Guides (Le Lac) tel. +33 4 79 06 42 76
Tignes

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Crystal Mountain

NORTH AMERICA’S TOP ALPINE BOARDERS TO RIDE WASHINGTON’S CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN AT NORAM FINALS American, Canadian National Champions To Be Crowned March 25-26, CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN, Wash. (March 1) – One hundred of North America’s top alpine snowboarders, including several from the Torino Olympic Games, are expected to ride Washington’s Crystal Mountain March 25 and 26 at the North American Snowboarding Finals (www.NorAmFinals.com) – the American and Canadian national championships.
As the first world-class snow sports competition in the region following the Torino Games, the 2006 NorAm Finals will give Northwest fans looking forward to the 2010 Vancouver Games an early taste of world-class competition.
“These athletes will offer us a glimpse of what we can expect in four years at the Vancouver Winter Olympics,” said Washington Governor Christine Gregoire. “Some of the world's best snowboarders got their start right here in our state. It only makes sense that this prestigious event will take place here in Washington,” she said. “I am excited to welcome these top snowboarders to Crystal Mountain.
2006 North American Snowboarding Finals Schedule Wednesday, March 22
- 5:30 p.m. 2006 – NorAm Finals Opening Ceremonies Press Conference at KeyArena prior to Sonics-Bucks NBA game
- 7 p.m. – Opening Ceremonies during Sonics-Bucks NBA Game at KeyArena
Saturday, March 25
- 9 a.m. – Qualifying, Men’s/Women’s Parallel Giant Slalom - 12 noon – Finals, Men’s/Women’s Parallel Giant Slalom - 4 p.m. – Awards Presentation at BullWheel Restaurant in the Crystal Day Lodge

Sunday, March 26
- 9 a.m. – Qualifying, Men’s/Women’s Parallel Slalom - 12 noon – Finals, Men’s/Women’s Parallel Slalom - 4 p.m. – Awards Presentation at BullWheel Restaurant in the Crystal Day Lod
Temp Depth
Base 31° 96"
summit 25° 143

Events
Thursday, March 16th, 2006 - Saturday, March 18th, 2006 Silver King Freeride Competition A competition that strays from man-made race courses as competitors choose cliffs, steep terrain, and speed to increase the difficulty and technicality of their run.
Saturday, March 18th, 2006 Dirt Bag Ball A classic mountain party with live music brought to you by Crystal Mountain and Salomon for those 21+ who want to support our Ski Patrol. Tickets can be purchased through Patrol now for $20 (Limited tickets available).
Saturday, March 25th, 2006 - Sunday, March 26th, 2006 NorAm Finals & National Championship- Alpine Snowboarding
This event will determine the overall NorAm title for men and women, as well as awarding both American and Canadian National Champion titles for PGS and PSL. For more information please visit
nor Am Finals

Crystal

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Sugarloaf
New
boardercross (or skiercross) course in Stomping Grounds. We've also put a bigger jump and big box in the Quarantine Zone on Scoot, if you're looking for more freestyle.

Open trails: 103 Open lifts: 9 Grooming: 66 Primary Surface: Packed Powder Secondary Surface: Powder
We'll be skiing and riding on 103 trails tomorrow, and 66 will be groomed out into the softest possible corduroy. Check out the bumps on trails like Winter's Way, Boomauger and Haulback if you get a chance.

We love March here at Sugarloaf, and to prove it we've packed the month full of great events, including a live show by Violent Femmes for our final Bud Light Concert Series event of the season on March 18th. Tickets are $25 and are on sale now at 1.800.THE.LOAF. Details at ...
Sugarlaof

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