Back Country Tapestries

Ski Snowbird Utah Retro Sunset A halftone grungy retro blue and pink sunset badge design of a silhouetted skier jumping above mountains. The text "Snowbird - Utah" is positioned at the bottom of the design.

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Ski Loveland Colorado Retro Sunset A halftone grungy retro blue and pink sunset badge design of a silhouetted skier jumping above mountains. The text "Loveland - Colorado" is positioned at the bottom of the design.

Ski Snowmass Colorado A halftone retro sunset design of freestyle skier jumping above mountains. The text "Challenge Fears - Push Limits" - is above the design, "Snowmass - Colorado" is positioned at the bottom.

Ski Loveland Colorado A halftone retro sunset design of freestyle skier jumping above mountains. The text "Challenge Fears - Push Limits" - is above the design, "Loveland - Colorado" is positioned at the bottom.

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Snowbird Utah Ski Badge A vintage ski badge design of Snowbird ski area at Hidden Peak near Salt Lake City, Utah, United States USA.

Ski Sunlight Colorado A halftone retro sunset design of freestyle skier jumping above mountains. The text "Challenge Fears - Push Limits" - is above the design, "Sunlight - Colorado" is positioned at the bottom.

Amazing downhill ski poster with word play.

Glasgow is a port city on the River Clyde in Scotland's western Lowlands.

This misty mountain will remind you of the wildlife and scenery in Grand Teton National Park in the state of Wyoming.

According to legend, Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés gave this order to his men as they landed on the beaches to begin their conquest of the Aztec empire in 1519: Burn the ships. He wanted his men to realize that they had no opportunity to retreat, so they had to give this fight everything they had. Failure was not an option and winning this battle just became that much more important.

Jimmie Rodgers

Brighton Ski Resort was the first ski resort in Utah, and one of the first in the United States. Brighton was started in 1936 when members of the Alpine Ski Club built a rope tow from wire and an old elevator motor. Brighton is on public lands; all of the resort's land is part of the Wasatch-Cache National Forest, meaning the whole resort is open to the public year-round, though tickets must be purchased to use the lifts. Brighton is known for its cliffs, chutes, bowls and natural features. Brighton was voted to have the 2nd best snow in North America.