The trails froze up hard last night so Pig Heart and Snow Cross headed out in both Pisten Bullies and groomed for 3 hours to provide 9 am skiers some good spring skiing. As the temps warmed most trails that were groomed became skiable. We groomed old ABR this morning. Trails continue to be covered and skiing well.
We plan to do the same in the morning tommorow,
Nordic skiing demands a unique blend of strength, endurance, and flexibility. Yoga is the ultimate cross-training solution, offering targeted benefits that translate directly to the trail. It’s not just about stretching; a consistent yoga practice builds core stability and enhances balance for navigating tricky descents. While the physical benefits of yoga are game-changers for your skiing technique, the mental component is equally powerful. Yoga is, fundamentally, a practice of mindfulness, which translates directly to a superior experience on the snow. This article offers two sequences; a pre-ski energizing flow and a post-ski recovery sequence.
Greg Greene, a veteran Nordic skier with over 40 American Birkebeiner races and multiple age-group titles, shares seven core tips to help recreational skiers improve technique, efficiency, and enjoyment.
The unmistakable signs of the approaching winter season are here. If you’ve been seeing frost on the ground and having thoughts of snowflakes—your mind has likely turned to the deep, satisfying feeling of real skiing. We’re gearing up to welcome you back for another fantastic season on the ABR ski trails, and this year, we’re thrilled to announce our biggest improvement yet: the brand new Early Snow Loop.
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