Michele Underwood 8/16/25 Michele Underwood 8/16/25

Park City’s Silver‑Mining History on the Slopes: What You Can See While You Ski

Park City’s silver‑mining past sits right on the trails. Here’s the quick story and where to look—Silver King Mill, King Con ore bin, tramway towers—and a free on‑mountain tour for intermediates.

Michele Underwood 8/13/25 Michele Underwood 8/13/25

Park City Ski Guide: Why It Should Be Your Next Trip

Park City is my favorite place to ski. Two base areas with different vibes, historic artifacts on the slopes, beginner zones that actually work, heated lifts, and a quick drive from SLC. Here’s what makes it great.

Michele Underwood 8/10/25 Michele Underwood 8/10/25

Park City Mountain Resort: Comparing The Canyons vs. Park City Side for Skiers

Park City Mountain has two sides with different vibes. Canyons felt less crowded and is great for beginners at High Meadow. Park City Mountain Village brings the mining-town history and Town Lift. Here’s how I ski each side, where to park, and when it’s worth linking across mid-mountain.

Michele Underwood 8/1/25 Michele Underwood 8/1/25

Why Mammut Ski Gear Is Worth It

Swiss-made, mountain-tested, and under the radar—here’s why Mammut ski gear keeps outperforming the bigger names in my kit.

Michele Underwood 3/11/25 Michele Underwood 3/11/25

Vail vs. Keystone: Expansive Luxury vs. Affordable Family-Friendly Skiing

Vail vs. Keystone: Which ski resort is right for you? Vail offers vast terrain, luxury lodging, and world-famous Back Bowls, while Keystone provides a budget-friendly, family-friendly experience with long groomers and the rare advantage of night skiing. Compare terrain, crowds, après-ski, lodging, and ticket prices to find the best fit for your ski trip.

Michele Underwood 3/10/25 Michele Underwood 3/10/25

Breckenridge vs. Keystone: Advanced Terrain vs. Family-Friendly Skiing

Breckenridge vs. Keystone: Which Colorado ski resort is the better choice? Breckenridge offers high-alpine terrain, steep runs, and a vibrant après-ski scene, while Keystone is family-friendly with long groomers, night skiing, and a relaxed atmosphere. Compare terrain, lift lines, lodging, and ticket prices to find the best fit for your ski trip.