Trip Diaries:

The Snowmama blogger "Mondays with Mary" says, it is the altitude that is causing my insomnia. After tossing and turning until 4 AM last night, I decided to get up and do something useful.

Today was a fun-filled, amazing, incredible, perfect sunny day framed by deep blue sky against pure white snow. Some of us have sunburned faces to prove it.

Park City Mountain Resort has a cool Easter tradition; every year they host an Easter Egg Hunt, for kids and adults alike. And while today wasn’t Easter Sunday, it was Easter on the mountain.

Here are a few unique items to take home that Park City essence until your next visit.

We were on a good ski trip routine this morning.

Everyone got up early, and got ready for the day with one mission in mind: Get some skiing done! The

It was April Fool’s Day on our second day of skiing, but there was no fooling around in the morning when we woke up.

I decided to take three kids, aged 8, 9 and 11 for a ski trip on my own, without my husband. This is the first ever trip I have done alone with the kids.

Some of my most favorite family memories revolve around the mountain and I don’t want to forget those special times.

Last week a friend told me she is afraid to have her children ski or snowboard because she thinks they are dangerous sports. I have heard others say this too.

With proper planning, a winter sports vacation can go without a hitch. It’s all in how you prepare.

Picture this: You have been dying to try a new Park City restaurant so you drag your two young children along. Within minutes, your son starts clanging his spoon on his glass and your daughter throws her Cheerios at the waitress.

Oh no, the last day of skiing is here. Today we gave the kids the option to spend the day skiing with Mom and Dad (which we thought would be the popular choice) or taking lessons.