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Maineiac OutdoorsNew England snow reporters, with only so many ways to say “corduroy,” “powder” and “stoked,” try to tell it like it is
In these days of social media and instant news reporting, snow reporters strive to be transparent, accurate and dynamic, and even mix in some humor when telling skiers what to expect on the slopes on any given day or even hour. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsSkiing: Great tips for buying skis and boots at ski sales and swaps
Ski season is fast approaching and now is the time to hit the ski sales for some new gear. Check out these great tips for buying skis and boots at the sales and swaps, which are most every weekend from now through the end of November. Read on
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Window to the WoodsWeekend’s winter storm
Early winter snow struck a few hours earlier than expected, leaving me to pull the last few pounds of carrots, leaf lettuce, onions and peppers in a snow-covered wool jacket with gloves on. They say leaving some veggies in the ground until late fall sweetens the flavor. Now, I know it’s true. The… Read on
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Window to the WoodsDiscount skiing: Maine Day
Here's the best deals! Spring skiing should bring the warmest days of the season, yet the mountain tops still look like the arctic tundra. Read on
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Maineiac OutdoorsClimate change and the ski industry
Skiing is an age old Maine tradition and an important part of our state’s economy. As our climate continues to warm, how will climate change affect snow and the ski industry? Read on
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WinterPortland is one of ‘The Toughest Towns in America’
That's right, we're tough. Tough enough to handle a little snow, according to Bustle.com. Read on
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Window to the WoodsWalking the fences
With winter snow approaching, an elderly farmer asked for a favor. I also learn a lesson in how to make myself sound more manly. Read on
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Window to the WoodsSki lessons and a trip to Maine's Saddleback Mountain
Heading to Saddleback for ski lessons and taking advantage of the other Maine mountain over 4,000+ feet. Read on
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Window to the WoodsIce fishing in a Maine snowstorm
The last snowstorm we received before the January thaw dropped plenty of powder near my favorite lake. Will I catch fish, or simply a buzz? Read on
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The ListThe List: 5 winter driving words of advice
Mother Nature must get bored in the winter. This means she has to find new ways to entertain herself. Based on observation, she really likes dumping a boat-load of snow onto the roads and watching the wee people slide around in their cars, smashing into each other and careening into ditches. And while we can't stop Mother Nature, we can prepare ourselves for the wintry slip 'n slide. Read on
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