Archive for the 'On The Mountain' Category
Vail Resorts launches EpicMix, a new app that’s a cross between Gowalla and Nike+ with Facebook Places integration, and more!
Today Vail Resorts announced Epic Mix, a new online and mobile application which allows skiers and snowboarders to digitally capture their ski experience and (if you opt in) will completely transform the vacation experience for skiers and snowboarders this year at our resorts (Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone and Heavenly). We’re describing the app as [...]
Update: TOG Lodge
Hey, gang. We’re moving right along on this lodge – so fast in fact, that we’ve built half a lodge before we’ve been able to install a time-lapse camera. Go figure.
Anyway, you know the stats on the lodge: 15,000 square feet, 500 indoor seats, 250 outdoor seats, first on-mountain lodge built at Heavenly in 30 [...]
Leading Social Media and Travel Executives to Speak at Tahoe Snowcial 2011
The worlds of digital storytelling, snowsports and technology will converge on Heavenly Mountain Resort January 6 – 9, 2011 for Tahoe Snowcial, a winter festival of technology and snowsports, to unite and celebrate a global community of enthusiasts who live their passion on the snow and tell their stories online.
The Snowcial Organizing Committee has announced [...]
Recycled Features Project Continues for the Heavenly Terrain Parks
Hey there Heavenly skiers and riders,
Mike Thomas here, manager of the Heavenly Terrain Parks. It may seem a little early to start thinking about winter… but it’s right around the corner! We want to give you guys a little update on things to come for this season. The Refurbishing Rail Crew is starting up and [...]
Groundbreaking Ceremony Kicks-Off New Lodge Construction
Heavenly broke ground on a new on-mountain restaurant last Friday (August 6) and people from all over the community joined in this monumental celebration. I learned that Heavenly hasn’t built a new lodge since the construction of Boulder Lodge 31 years ago. If you remember a few years back the East Peak Lodge was completely [...]
