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World CupDespite a lack of early-season snowfall that has delayed Beaver Creek’s scheduled opening on Wednesday, the annual Birds of Prey World Cup races are still set to take flight next week, starting with an opening downhill on Friday, Dec. 5. The International Ski and Snowboard Federation on Tuesday gave the green light for three men’s races to proceed following a positive snow control. This year’s men’s races were initially scheduled to open with an…See the Story
Birds of Prey World Cup Ski Races at Beaver Creek Are a Go
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Summit County, Colorado · Summit CountyRaising one of Winter Park Resort’s famous avalanche dogs is no small feat. When Ty McManigle was tapped to be a dog handler last winter, he knew he would have his work cut out for him, but answered the call with a resounding “yes.” “I was all in,” he said. As a member of the ski patrol, he already wears many hats and pitches in with different responsibilities around the resort. Now, he is part of a four-person, four-dog avalanche response team…See the Story
Meet Obie, Winter Park’s Newest Avalanche Dog in Training
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