There’s a new way to enjoy snowboarding in Colorado this winter with the introduction of Snowboard Colorado Magazine hitting the local shops. The magazine just enjoyed their inaugural issue with a launch party in Colorado to introduce the magazine to the Colorado scene. Now every month from September to May you can pick up an issue for free and scout out the latest riders, resorts and products.
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For the first issue, Colorado rider Erik Van Assche snags the coveted cover shot and riders are shown throughout the magazine in backcountry to urban locations around Colorado with photography by Terry Ratzlaff. Articles focus on the latest snowboard films, backcountry riding with Chad Otterstrom, backcountry awareness, resort renovations, interviews with reps to local and big name pros and product showcases.
The best part about the beginning is seeing the improvements progress as the magazine continues on with more articles, riders and photography that showcases the Colorado lifestyle in snowboarding. Despite no longer living in Colorado, I’m glad to have my part in the magazine and look forward to seeing what’s next for them.
If you’ve gotten your hands on the Snowboard Colorado Magazine, what do you think so far?
Anita
September 12, 2010 at 8:45 pmHow do i get a copy in Cali? Imma be at Beaver Creek in Jan !!!
Shay
September 13, 2010 at 10:26 amGreat question Anita, right now it’s available around Colorado but on their website there is a magazine locator you can use. My bet is you’ll probably have to snag one when you come out to Beaver Creek in Jan.
http://www.snowboard-colorado.com/
Dave
September 15, 2010 at 12:31 pmI picked up a copy when I was at Colorado Ski and Golf for Ski Rex. I’ve read the thing a few times and it’s nice to read about Colorado riders and locals around the state, also the photography is amazing from front to back!
roach
February 4, 2011 at 8:31 pmsnowboard colorado magazine was and needed finger on the pulse of colorado riding. great content and sickO photos. keep up the good work.