Author Greg Morrill

Be Like Stein!

There was an old joke that went something like this: A skier passed away and was awaiting St. Peter’s approval to get into heaven when he spotted what looked like Stein Eriksen carving beautiful arcs on the side of a… Continue Reading →

Stein Eriksen Revisited

Last week’s trivia asked what do Deer Valley and Sugarbush have in common. The answer I was looking for was that both have a trail named after Stein Eriksen! Sugarbush has Stein’s Run and Deer Valley has Stein’s Way. Both… Continue Reading →

Trivia 2025 Week 4

What do Deer Valley and Sugarbush ski areas have in common?

Mount Snow Celebrates 70 Years

Mount Snow celebrated its 70th anniversary on December 12th! Several readers recognized the chain driven chairlifts in last week’s trivia question as part of Mount Snow’s history! David Carter had the answer and also knew how Mount Snow got its… Continue Reading →

Trivia 2025 Week 3

What Vermont ski area was founded in 1954 and opened with two chain-driven chairlifts?

Big Spruce at Stowe

Last week’s trivia question asked what U.S. ski area installed the highest capacity ski lift in 1954. The answer was the original Big Spruce double chair!! That may seem hard to believe for those of us who are more familiar… Continue Reading →

Trivia 2025 Week 2

In 1954 what ski area installed the highest capacity ski lift in the United States?

Stowe’s Town and Country

Stuart “Stu” Ireland moved to Vermont in 1962. He settled in Stowe and built the original Town and Country Resort (now Outward Bound) on the Mountain Road. In 1964 Ireland would purchase a swimming club with an indoor swimming pool… Continue Reading →

Trivia 2025 Week 1

What lost Vermont ski area had a nightclub called the Sno Bunny Club?

Spider Lives!

I’m back for another season of Retro-Ski nostalgia and history. I hope to both test and trigger your skiing memories! Throughout my years of doing this column, one topic that has always generated reader reaction is Spider Sabich. Last season… Continue Reading →

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