Gus Kenworthy and Jossi Wells explore the world of indoor skiing with the Atomic ski crew at the Hemel Hempstead snow center in England. Just 24 miles northwest of London, it is the city's closest and largest indoor snow center. For Kenworthy, it was his first time skiing indoors. "It was definitely super fun and a nice way to close off the trip," Kenworthy said. For Wells, he is a bit of a regular skiing indoors and he's been to this particular venue with Atomic skis for the last three years.
The Great Indoors
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- By Robin Macdonald | December 5, 2012 1:02:16 PM PST
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