What other eating establishment can three cronies from back east walk into, ask if there are any openings, and all three end up getting hired on the spot? The answer is simple, Molly Greens – a quaint little watering hole located at the base of Crest Express at none other than Utah’s B-RIGHT-ON ski resort...

Were the definition for “the future of telemark skiing” to exist in Webster’s Dictionary, a picture of Kjell Ellefson (first name pronounced “shell”) would accompany it. Tucked away in the safe haven of Vail, Colorado, Kjell works on the craft of telemark skiing almost everyday – a luxury he is privy to as a member of...

Telemark skiers like Ty Dayberry are rare, anomalies at the very least. They are a special breed, hybrids, one could say; of those that have taken the telemark turn to the park, only a handful of these freeheelers have reached the level that Ty has – 270 off that, switch-up on this, urban over there...

Last weekend went off at Stowe, Vermont as the best East Coast Telemark skiers and others from as far off as Quebec, came to show off their Slopestyle skills. The course was a jump line consisting of 2 hits with a selection of rails and a wall ride at the end to finish things up. New Jersey native Jeff Rutkowski...

The Canyons Resort in Park City Utah has stepped up to the plate this year with a Big new bat and swinging harder than ever. They hired a new Terrain park manager, Steve Duke, known for his rail company KAB rails and for being one of the lead guys for Brighton the last couple of seasons...

Few companies out there have done for our sport what K2 Telemark has. What shouldn’t be overlooked is the driving force manning the helm of this industry giant, Mike Hattrup, head of K2’s Telemark Ski division. Mike was gracious enough to take a little bit of time during the Outdoor Retailer...