The cover of Mountain Gazette 206, featuring the late Jeremy Nobis, photographed by Flip McCririck.
Sixty years ago, a young skier named Mike Moore launched a counter culture print publication called Skiers’ Gazette.
Now, six whole decades later, we're stoked to introduce you to Mountain Gazette 206. It's our 60th anniversary issue. Five years ago, this milestone still felt pretty far-fetched. Now, here we are, with issue number 206 printed, packed, and on its way to subscribers around the world.
This issue’s cover features an iconic shot of the late Jeremy Nobis, captured by Flip McCririck. On the backside is Keith Haring’s Untitled (Earth Day), courtesy of The Keith Haring Foundation. Inside, you'll see and read about where we’ve been as a culture, where we are, and where the hell we’re going.
Keith Haring’s Untitled (Earth Day), courtesy of The Keith Haring Foundation.
This isn’t our magazine. It’s yours. Please enjoy all 192 pages of Mountain Gazette 206.
Want a copy of 206? The deadline to subscribe and receive the issue as part of your subscription has passed. But don’t worry—there’s still a way to get your hands on the new fall issue.
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Sometime next week, 206 will be available to purchase as an optional addition to your subscription. We’re not exactly sure when it’ll hit the warehouse (we’re workin’ fast), but we’ll send you a notification as soon as it’s ready. Just click here. button above.
