Sentence examples for mountaineering skiing from inspiring English sources

And don't let seasonality stop you--Rocky Mountain is a wonderful winter playground with endless opportunities to go hiking, bouldering, climbing, mountaineering, skiing, and ice climbing when the temperatures drop.

There are endless ways to explore it--backpacking, hiking, mountaineering, skiing, snowshoeing, cycling, rafting, paddling, car-camping, wildlife watching, photographing the landscapes--the sky is a limit effected only by the time of year that you choose to visit and what your personal interests are.

Fostering and stimulating interest in hiking, mountaineering, skiing, camping, and similar outdoor activities.

In 1961, Toll returned to Denver to practice pathology and admire the state he loved by mountaineering, skiing and traveling with his wife, Connie Hauver.

Cold injuries may also occur during leisure-time activities involving substantial cold exposure, such as mountaineering, skiing, and snowmobiling.

The mountaineering skis attached to my boots slide upward a step at a time, held in place by plastic climbing skins stretched underneath each ski.

What about the fancy bindings on mountaineering skis?" Sanders, whose sports shop is next door to a stable frequented by tourists who want to go horseback riding, said people and horses chewed up the land far more than bikes did.

▶ older than 16 years ▶ alpinism (cave, rock climbing, mountaineering, alpine skiing), ▶ bobsleigh, ▶ ju-jitsu: full contact, ▶ kickboxing: full contact, ▶ Muaythai (Thai boxing) – participation in competitions, ▶ pilot-operator of flying models, * ▶ glider pilot, * ▶ parachute jumping, * ▶ motor vehicle sports.

Back-country ski mountaineering, or ski touring, until recently seen as an activity for grizzled, old-school mountaineers, has reemerged as an extreme activity for a younger crowd.

That kind of big-mountain skiing is what distinguishes ski-mountaineering races from other winter competitions, said Pete Swenson, a former pro mountain bike racer who won the national ski mountaineering title in 2006.

Among emerging locales, Bruno is keeping an eye on Uzbekistan, a former Soviet republic with a burgeoning outdoor culture (skiing, mountaineering, white-water rafting, birding); alternative lodging, such as yurts and cooperative-run guesthouses in the Nuratau-Kyzylkum Biosphere Reserve; and more than 1,000 native varieties of apples.