Skiing, by Quim
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Skiing began as a sport the author took up at age 5, though they didn't enjoy it at first. It involves using skis, boots, gloves, a helmet and poles to navigate down snowy slopes. There are various ski types like slalom and types of snow terrain. The author recommends going off groomed trails for fresh powder and experiencing heliskiing for amazing views. While skiing offers beautiful scenery and time with others, gear can be expensive and resorts very cold. Gradual lessons are suggested to lose fear and learn properly. In conclusion, skiing lets one enjoy nature while being active outdoors.
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