"“When in doubt, go higher” is the slogan of Mountain Gazette, the Aspen-born biannual magazine. This coming winter, that tagline could well be “when in doubt, go bigger.” The publication is coming up on the 60th anniversary of its first issue. In 1966, the magazine was called Skiers’ Gazette and focused on the Colorado Rockies. The intervening decades have seen it expand in geography and reach, and experience multiple hiatuses. But the Gazette has survived, and now sells out its limited prints. The magazine’s publisher is recognizing the milestone in a big way: with an anthology called “Print Ain’t Dead,” featuring highlights from its history."
Read the full article here: "Mountain Gazette marks 60 years with new anthology."
