MSP’s latest release of Seven Sunny Days goes a long way in proving the old adage “if it ain't broke, don’t fix it”. The film this year sticks almost exactly to the script laid out in all the previous releases, but just like porn, the...

Killer skiing isn't the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of quiet Islands in the south pacific, but on the sheep and snow covered hills of <b>New Zealand</b>, that's exactly what You'll find. Whether you're going for a week or...

‘CRAIGIEBURNER’ is the title of a ‘backcountry ski and board’ race held on September 17th 2006 at two of NZs most challenging club fields. The race, in a slightly different form, and previously known as the Craigieburn Peak to Peak, was...

Spring skiing is often as much about the 'apres' as about the skiing, and no where is this more true than at Mt. Ruapehu. You can ski Biglines at <a href="http://www.mtruapehu.com/"><b>Turoa</b></a> all day but the biggest lines tend to...

All good things must eventually come to an end and my New Zealand road trip was no exception. Luckily it ended as good as it started, when I visited the giant ski Volcano of <a href="http://www.mtruapehu.com/">Mt. Ruapehu</a> on the the...

Geoff Small and Janina Kuzma won the second Marmot extreme ski competition at Mt Ruapehu this weekend, adding yet another top of the podium showing to their already impressive resumes. Robbie Walsh and Maria Kuzma were the winners in the...

Its hard to ski anywhere in New Zealand without seeing a few people shredding on <a href="http://www.kingswoodskis.com/html/index.html"><b>Kingswood skis</b></a>, and its impossible not to notice when those boards are 146 mms underfoot! I...

The second Chill series K2 Big mountain event went off this weekend at <a href="http://www.biglines.com/articles_readmore.php?article=19&read=3060"><b>Mt. Olympus</b></a>. Poor weather on Saturday pushed the competition to Sunday, under...