In 1939, with a federal grant of $58,000, work began on the Mount Spokane Lodge, which opened in October 1940. It was a cozy and functional building of hand-peeled logs and cut granite, again based on “principles of naturalistic design”. During this period, W. Weigle was parks superintendent and Charles Saunders parks architect. Materials were […]
Cold temperatures blanketing much of the country may intimidate some but it is a new year’s blessing for ski areas that are using the Arctic blast to make large amounts of snow in a short period of time. January is Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month and the snow sports industry has some tips for
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Traditional ski towns are no longer affordable options for most skiers—these satellite ski communities are the new dream The ski town as we know it is dead. The cause? A toxic combination of all-time national wealth inequalities, wage stagnation, the proliferation of short-term rentals, and too many damn tourists. Unless you got in early, have
