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When you mention Utah to most people, images of chest deep powder and sickeningly steep lines usually comes to mind. However, nestled in the Wasatch’s most popular resorts, is a microcosm of jibs, rails, boxes and pipes waiting to be shredded. In fact, riders from around the world come to Salt Lake and Park City every winter to immerse themselves in what these parks have to offer. Even Olympian Shaun White makes his presence felt when he soars above the 22-foot high walls of Park City Mountain Resort’s massive half-pipe. Don’t worry though; you don’t have to be a sponsored athlete to enjoy most features in Utah’s parks.
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The parks of the Wasatch are as varied as the peaks that surround them. Each resort offers freestyle terrain features of different skill levels to accommodate a wide range of riders.
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SNOWCAMPING? S’NO PROBLEM!
GEAR ESSENTIALS FOR WINTER CAMPING
By Melissa McGibbon
When I was a kid, I wanted to build an igloo and live in it. I thought perhaps I would have some penguin pals and maybe there would be a friendly polar bear family in the neighborhood. Now as an adult, though not necessarily a grown-up, I’ve learned that if I want to camp in the snow I don’t need to cuddle with a yeti in order to avoid becoming a peoplecicle; I just need the right gear.
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