Hello Skiers and Boarders,
This is the final post of the Skiing in North Idaho blog until next season. This week we will remind you to hit the slopes for the final time this weekend. Come on out to Silver Mountain in Kellogg, Idaho and enjoy the final day of the year for the last ski and snowboard resort open in North Idaho and the Inland Northwest. A lift ticket is only 39 bucks!!!
Come on up to Kellogg and enjoy the sun and the snow. Weather forecasts are calling for sunny and high 60s with the temp possibily sneaking up to the 70s. Keep your fingers crossed. This week at Silver for closing events enjoy skiing, snowboarding, tubing, the waterpark, the Leadman Triathalon, or even hit up Silver's golf course.
It will be an awesome time, so hopefully you can make it up. See you on the slopes.
Monday, April 22, 2013
Monday, April 15, 2013
A New Take on a Triathalon: Leadman
Hello Skiers and Boarders,
This week's blog post is going to discuss an awesome event that takes place at Silver Moutain on April 27th call the Leadman Triathalon. April 27th is the last day of operations at Silver Moutain in Kellogg, Idaho, and they are ending the season with they awesome triathalon event.
This triathalon is much different than similar events. It can be completed in teams, so really anyone can take part. Instead of the traditional road race, biking, and swimming, Leadman offers its take on this atheletic endeavor. During Leadman atheletes complete in a short ski race, followed by a quick descent to town on a mountain bike, and the race ends with a short run through the town of Kellogg.
If you are not interested in completing, you can head up and watch the event from the slopes or town. It is a blast for eveyone, so don't miss out. See you at Leadman!!!
This week's blog post is going to discuss an awesome event that takes place at Silver Moutain on April 27th call the Leadman Triathalon. April 27th is the last day of operations at Silver Moutain in Kellogg, Idaho, and they are ending the season with they awesome triathalon event.
This triathalon is much different than similar events. It can be completed in teams, so really anyone can take part. Instead of the traditional road race, biking, and swimming, Leadman offers its take on this atheletic endeavor. During Leadman atheletes complete in a short ski race, followed by a quick descent to town on a mountain bike, and the race ends with a short run through the town of Kellogg.
If you are not interested in completing, you can head up and watch the event from the slopes or town. It is a blast for eveyone, so don't miss out. See you at Leadman!!!
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
April Means Silver Saturdays?
Hello Skiers and Boarders,
As the season is winding down, it doesn't mean that it is over. For the next three Saturdays in April, Silver Mountain in Kellogg, Idaho will be conducting their Silver Saturdays Spring Skiing days. Silver is the only mountain open in the region, and will continue to be open for the rest of April every Saturday as long as conditions allow it to remained operating.
Silver Saturdays offer a number of different fun events on the mountain. The terrian park will be open and in full service with the runs groomed to prefection. Enjoy a quick bit to eat or drink in Moguls Bar and Grill in the Mountain Haus, and don't forgot your sunblock. The tubbing park will also be operating of the tubers out their. Skiing in the Spring can produce some serious sunburns in not properly protected. If you want to head to the mountain, but not ski go, to Silver Rapids indoor waterpark if snow is not your thing.
For more infomation on Silver Saturdays go to www.silvermt.com. See you on the slopes. It won't last much longer!!!!
As the season is winding down, it doesn't mean that it is over. For the next three Saturdays in April, Silver Mountain in Kellogg, Idaho will be conducting their Silver Saturdays Spring Skiing days. Silver is the only mountain open in the region, and will continue to be open for the rest of April every Saturday as long as conditions allow it to remained operating.
Silver Saturdays offer a number of different fun events on the mountain. The terrian park will be open and in full service with the runs groomed to prefection. Enjoy a quick bit to eat or drink in Moguls Bar and Grill in the Mountain Haus, and don't forgot your sunblock. The tubbing park will also be operating of the tubers out their. Skiing in the Spring can produce some serious sunburns in not properly protected. If you want to head to the mountain, but not ski go, to Silver Rapids indoor waterpark if snow is not your thing.
For more infomation on Silver Saturdays go to www.silvermt.com. See you on the slopes. It won't last much longer!!!!
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
A Quick Diversion to the Fishing Hole
Hello Snow Fans,
This week's Skiing in North Idaho blog is going to take a quick diversion and explore the world of fishing in North Idaho with a quick tip on a great fishing location. If it wasn't for the awesome snow that falls each winter, we would not have the benefits of the tributaries it creates that are full of wonderful varieties of fish.
One of the main waterways to fish in North Idaho that is a bit of a hidden gem is the North Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River. To reach the river, take a quick 30 minute drive east on Interstate 90 from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho and you will reach the North Fork. For there find a fishing hole alongs is banks, and the fish should be biting.
Whether you fly fish or prefer spinning, the North Fork has plenty of rainbow, cutthroat, bull and brown trout for the angler. Remember to follow all fishing rules and regulations when fishing and never fish without a license. Have fun!!!!
This week's Skiing in North Idaho blog is going to take a quick diversion and explore the world of fishing in North Idaho with a quick tip on a great fishing location. If it wasn't for the awesome snow that falls each winter, we would not have the benefits of the tributaries it creates that are full of wonderful varieties of fish.
One of the main waterways to fish in North Idaho that is a bit of a hidden gem is the North Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River. To reach the river, take a quick 30 minute drive east on Interstate 90 from Coeur d'Alene, Idaho and you will reach the North Fork. For there find a fishing hole alongs is banks, and the fish should be biting.
Whether you fly fish or prefer spinning, the North Fork has plenty of rainbow, cutthroat, bull and brown trout for the angler. Remember to follow all fishing rules and regulations when fishing and never fish without a license. Have fun!!!!
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