For years, the narrative in American skiing has run one direction: the West is where the real snow, the real scale, and the real bragging rights live, while the East gets by on grit, ice, and shorter lift lines. But the newest regional breakdown from the Kottke End of Season Report shows that this old adage took a serious hit […]
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