This is part of Traveling in Our Bodies, a four-part series that reflects on how women's bodies influence their movement through the world.
Disappointing photos show what it's like to go skiing in Colorado
07.11.2024 - 15:57 / insider.com / Monica Humphries
Nothing compares to the feeling of cold snow hitting my face as I zoom down a mountain on a snowboard.
I'm not alone in loving the thrill of skiing and snowboarding. The Colorado Sun reported that more than 14 million people spent time on the state's slopes last year.
Skiing and snowboarding draw plenty of people, and for good reason: It's a way to stay active in the chilly winter months, view impressive mountain scenery, and spend time with friends.
But that doesn't mean the sport lacks disappointments. Take a look.
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