29. New Hampshire: Bode Miller (Easton)
Raised in a rustic cabin without electricity or indoor plumbing deep in the woods of Easton, Miller learned to ski practically as soon as he could walk. He brought a wild, unorthodox, and high-risk skiing style to the pristine European World Cup circuit. He is the most successful male American alpine ski racer in history, claiming six Olympic medals and two overall World Cup titles while captivating fans with his edge-of-disaster technique.