With the snow just settled on the 2026 Winter Olympics, Team USA flew home with a very respectable 33 medals, ranking second among the competing countries. Although the Olympic coverage was apparently aired on The Curling Channel from what seemed to be on every time we tuned in (is curling still happening?), we were thrilled to notice that we frequently saw a familiar face from Vermont grabbing some Olympic hardware. Of the nearly 20 athletes sent to Italy with Green Mountain

Vermont is often called the "Brave Little State" due to its rugged individualism that mirrors its craggy landscape. After all, Vermont was its own defiant country in the beginning of our big exit from England, only finally agreeing to get with the United States program and become the 14th state in 1791. While Get On Snow is a global juggernaut organization, our World Headquarters is still right here in Vermont, population 650,000 but boasting the country's 4th biggest ski sta

You've probably heard the term "earn your turns" whereby crazy humans actually skip the chairlift and hike up the mountain with skins on their skis and ski back down in a fraction of the time. We've done this just a couple times and it only bolstered our love for high-speed chairs and comfy gondolas where we can pretend we're still in the office by never missing an e-mail. There's a very special crazy human named Noah Dines who took this concept to the unimaginable: Over the