It’s already December and the Boulder Mountain Tour is looming ahead of us on February 5. How am I going to get prepared? That’s not too far away!
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Beautiful sunshine and a fast track made for ideal conditions at the Marcialonga last weekend.
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The Worldloppet kicked off the 2022 season with the Dolomitenlauf last weekend. Like many things during Covid, the story of the race is quite a saga with many ups, downs, twists and turns – the same attributes that make a great ski trail. Fortunately, there is a happy ending…
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What is it like to travel to Europe right now? The good news is that the borders between the US and Europe are open … there are just a few hoops to jump through first.
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The Worldloppet ski marathon season is here! The Birkie might not be until late February, but the first European Worldloppets start next week with the Dolomitenlauf in Austria.
Hello! Lauren Honican here, sharing some insights as a newbie getting into nordic skating.
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Announcing our 2023 Worldloppet Trips!
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There’s lots of activity in Europe this week as Lumi trip leaders make final preparations for our trips this winter.
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Lumi Experiences was recently featured in an interview with Forbes, sharing highlights of the European cross country ski experiences.
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Tis the season, where a pot of simmering mulled wine mixed with the aroma of paraffin in the wax room lets us know that winter is here. Whether you’re on the ski trail or in front of the fireplace, mulled wine, served warm with seasonal spices, is the perfect drink to sip with friends in the darkest month of winter.
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Austria has been in the headlines recently after announcing the start of a 3-week lockdown and mandatory vaccinations. While people are certainly being impacted here, the decision to lock down now is being made to help slow the virus and save Austria’s winter season.
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The BIKE Transalp is one of the original mountain bike stage races -- 7 days of riding across the Alps from Austria, through Switzerland and finishing in Italy. Each day consists of around 60 miles of riding and 10,000 feet of climbing (the Chequamegon Fat Tire is 40 miles with “just” 2,000 feet of climbing). Don’t worry though, I wasn’t actually crazy enough to attempt all 7 days.
Photo: TVB Tiroler Oberland Nauders © Klaus Listl