Avanhard (Vorokhta) best complex of ski ramps. The resort is best known for its ski ramps complex which consists of three ramps (). The ski ramps are served by a chairlift. The smaller piste is served by a 200-meter long bugel lift. There also is a training piste for beginners. Next to the resort hotel "Avanhard" another 500-meter long piste and a speedy bugel lift is located. There is also a children training track that stretches for 30 meters. The resort is fenced away from the adjacent highway and Prut River. The biggest 90 meter ramp (K-90) with artificial surface was built
Ski-U-Mah (slogan) "Minnesota Rouser", "Go Gopher Victory", "Minnesota Fight" and "Minnesota March". Dakota–Lakota specialists state that the word "Ski-U" or "Ski-yoo" or "Ski-oo" are not Sioux victory cries or the Sioux word for winning. What Adams heard on Lake Pepin, "sky-yoo," may have just been an interjection, similar to "woo hoo." Other Dakota-Lakota words or phrases that have been suggested for what Adams heard include: The slogan has had other uses at the University through the years. In the mid-20th century, "Ski-U-Mah (magazine)" was a U of M humor magazine. It is currently used on the football team's helmets and jerseys, as