Mountain Notes

In part two of our interview with George Sibley, the writer discusses what makes living in a mountain town special. 

After a multi-year hiatus, The Mountain Gazette is back under the leadership of none other than Mike Rogge. Mountain Gazette photo. Words Max Ritter For many of us, the words “adventure...

George Sibley has been a contributing writer for the Mountain Gazette since its inception as the Skiers’ Gazette in the 1960s. He’s seen MG through multiple iterations, as we prepare...

Ed's Note: Mountain Gazette Editor Mike Rogge recently sat down for a podcast interview with Stuart Winchester of The Storm Skiing Podcast. Below is an excerpt of that conversation.  ...

  The bar is called the Norwegian Rat, but the fishermen affectionally refer to it as "The Rat." The town closes the saloon on Election Day, because, one year, nobody voted in the local election....

Words Jason Blevins  The legendary Mountain Gazette magazine started documenting the changing West in the mid-1960s. Twice, the influential artistic, literary and incisive magazine went dark — once for 20...