Wasteland to playland? The Salt Lake Tribune
Heavy equipment has begun scooping hazardous waste from a small corner of the 21st Street Pond at the heart of industrial west Ogden. Soon, if the city's plans pan out, the old cleanup site at the Union Pacific rail yard will morph into a patch of entertainment heaven. Ogden plans a park, an amphitheater and a world-class water ski pool around it.
Exploring the remote beauty of Quebec on snowmobile Belfast Telegraph
It was minus 20C. I was high on petrol fumes. The scenery was passing so quickly it had taken on a Jackson Pollock blur, and the buzz of a space-shuttle-sized bee was attacking my ears.
Exercise = Weight Loss, Except When It Doesn?t New York Times
What is the truth about exercise and weight, and how can you accurately calculate the caloric value of various activities?
A shot at Olympics Anchorage Daily News
As a toddler, Corey Cogdell knew how to handle a shotgun. She could hit a spruce hen from 75 yards, a tin can from 50. As an adult, she's aiming to show the world just how talented of a markswoman she is at the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games.
The Val d'Isere of the future? The Observer
With tiny prices, Bansko in Bulgaria is being touted as a rare chance to buy a place in the snow. But can it live up to the hype? Jamie Doward reports
ispo Summer Attracts Fewer Visitors, ispo Summer China Canceled For '06 Sporting Goods Business
JULY 24, 2006 -- (2:30) ispo summer attracted about 19,000 visitors, slightly fewer than last summer, but much below the attendance of the winter show. But if you did your homework in advance, making appointments with key accounts and distributors, the show continued to offer value.
Field tips, October 7 Rocky Mountain News
How do you know if you're an expert skier? A look at new products and a consumer cycling expo coming to Denver.
Lawsuit names American Skiing, Wolf Mountain Park Record
Broken promises from the operators of Wolf Mountain Resorts and The Canyons allowed the companies to "plunder" other landowners with their lackluster
Ski swaps offer some cool deals; worthy causes benefit The Salt Lake Tribune
The ski swap season is upon us. This Friday through Sunday, Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort will kick off a series of gear swaps that traditionally whet the recreational tastebuds of skiers and snowboarders - and often serve as fundraisers for worthwhile causes. In Snowbird's case, 20 percent of sale proceeds are used to support the 200 youth, ages 6 through early 20s, on the resort's ski
SOUL SEARCHING Boston Globe
There is a plywood-and-metal contraption, roughly the size of a Mini Cooper, sitting in James Taylor's barn in Lenox. A large cylinder rests in the center of a colossal wooden cube that sprouts an array of pegs, arms, and platforms. It looks like a Rube Goldberg creation or a wacky final project from wood shop. Anyone looking at it for

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The Ski Museum in Holmenkollen
A separate display includes skis used by the late King Olav V as a child and other skiing equipment used by the Royal Family.