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In Chilly Pa., a Ticket to Slide
Once the haunt of the wealthy, who flocked here by the thousands to escape the summer heat of Philadelphia and other cities, Eagles Mere is now a tiny village of about 150 year-round residents.
 

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/travel/photo The West's Great White Way
More than 30 feet of snow a year on average makes North and South Tahoe locks for lovers of snowboarding, alpine and downhill skiing.

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/artsandliving/photo Slopes With the Most
Explore mountain towns and resorts that quicken hearts with breathtaking downhill runs and warm, welcoming locals.

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/artsandliving Holidays in the Finnish Laplands
The Finnish Laplands cover 24.5 million acres -- 23.7 acres of which is forest -- more than 500 miles north of Helsinki. With its snow covered pine trees and miles of ski trails, the Laplands have become an "in" destination for Europeans to spend the Christmas holidays.

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/artsandliving Powder-Packed Ski 2005
From North California to Quebec, snow is falling and begs to be enjoyed on skis, snowboards and, sometimes, butts and faces.

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/artsandliving Celebrating Winter
Countries like Canada, Japan and the United States greet the cold of winter with warmth and festivities.
Gliding Through Ottawa's Canal Zone (Post, January 14, 2009, Page C02)
 
This Winter, Carve Out Some Time to Skate in Manhattan (Post, December 21, 2008, Page P06)
 
2008 Ski Guide (washingtonpost.com, November 26, 2008; 6:06 PM)
 
Peak Conditions: Sleek or Scruffy Slopes? In Utah, Take Your Pick. (Post, November 30, 2008, Page P01)
 
At U.S. Ski Resorts, Look for Sweet Deals (Post, November 30, 2008, Page P01)
 
Gear Up: 10 Hot Cold-Weather Items (Post, November 30, 2008, Page P04)
 
SKI GEAR STRATEGY: To Rent or Bring Your Own? (Post, November 30, 2008, Page P02)
 
Ski Deals (washingtonpost.com, November 28, 2008; 10:29 AM)
 
Salt Lake City: Mild-Mannered City by Day, Party Town by Night (Post, March 16, 2008, Page P01)
 
THE LONG WEEKEND: Baby, They Were Born to Run (Post, February 24, 2008, Page P08)
 
Tempted to Tame Wildcat Mountain (Post, February 17, 2008, Page P06)
 
TRAVEL Q&A: Schussing in South America (Post, February 17, 2008, Page P03)
 
Track Star: Wisp's All-Season Coaster (Post, February 13, 2008, Page C02)
 
Ski Guide 2008 (washingtonpost.com, November 30, 2007; 1:50 PM)
 
MOUNT SHASTA, CALIF.: Ski This Mountain and You'll Be a Believer (Post, December 2, 2007, Page P06)
 
WINTER PARK, COLO.: Skeezers: Still Snow-Crazy After All These Years (Post, December 2, 2007, Page P04)
 
It's a Short Hop to the Top of the Hill: There's Plenty of Snow to Be Found Within a Few Hours' Drive (Post, December 2, 2007, Page P05)
 
SKI-O-MATIC: The Mountains You've Been Missing (Post, November 30, 2007, Page P6)
 
Snowed by Tahoe: California or Nevada? Ski or gamble? On this iconic lake, you don't have to take sides. (Post, February 11, 2007, Page P01)
 
You? Tube?: Slip. Slide. Repeat. Tube parks are getting more than kids pumped up. (Post, January 31, 2007, Page C02)
 
SKIING 1O1: On the Slopes and in the City, It's Time to Flake Out (Post, January 21, 2007, Page P02)
 
Massanutten Makes a Splash: $30 Million Water Park Puts a Little Virginia Ski Resort in a Bigger League (Post, January 3, 2007, Page C02)
 
SKI ISSUE 2006: La Grave, France (Post, December 10, 2006, Page P05)
 
SKI ISSUE 2006: Sainte-Foy Tarentaise, France (Post, December 10, 2006, Page P05)
 
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