<br>I was re-reading Leslie Anthony’s hilarious article about Aspen in the Spring 2006 SBC Skier, and he mentions that there is nothing more extreme about Aspen than the X-Games. Could that be true? <B>Are groomed kickers and snowcross...

In part of my recent article "Is D for Disaster?", I speculated that the only way a full blown rating scale for backcountry skiing could come to fruition would be if there were numerous, comprehensive guide books available to everyone,...

<br>What kind of skier are you? How would you rate yourself? Maybe you’re the modest type and you wouldn’t rate yourself, or perhaps you know you’re that while you may not be outstanding at a lot of things, you are <B>THE MAN</B> when you...

Following the standard timeline for what was cutting edge in the mountains hitting the mass populace about five years later, the New York Times just published a story about sled skiing. We all have our sides, but its important to take a...

<br> After some time off for the X-Games, Davenport has refocused on his quest to be the first person to ski all 54 14,000" peaks in Colorado in one season. <B>On February 11th, he set his sights on a truly world class peak which sees...

<br>There is perhaps nothing more intrinsic to the skiing lifestyle as the idea of moving to a mountain for a season…or for a lifetime. Of course, the main drive is the shredding, but everyone has there own reasons for heading to the...

<br>After a few weeks of diffucult snow and avalanche conditions, Chris Davenport has logged the first of what he hopes to be his 54 14ers. If you didn't catch the premise, Dav is foregoing other films and competitions to try and be the...

<br>Chris Davenport's name conjures up images of ski greatness. From coming into the scene by winning the 1996 World Extreme Skiing title to that sick cover he had in Skiing Magazine in March of 2004, Dav's skiing exploits have made him...