Schuylkill 3.23.13
Last week was the highlight of the year so far in Crested Butte, with a couple of solid storms finally
Read MoreLast week was the highlight of the year so far in Crested Butte, with a couple of solid storms finally
Read MoreBy any quantifiable measure, this season in Crested Butte has been another huge letdown. At last count, with just 3
Read MoreWhen it comes to the non-alpine terrain in our home zone, our favorite area has to be Axtell. Last season,
Read MoreAfter our time in Cooke City, we spent a night in Bozeman with vague plans of skiing Big Sky or
Read MoreAbiathar North Couloir was easily one of the more interesting spots I’ve ever been in my ski career- simply medieval in character and a tremendous location at the top of an amazing line. Hans Saari, Kris Erickson, and Stephen Koch continued to the summit of Abiathar via the “AC traverse” from here, but the vast majority of skiers will skip that climb/downclimb/traverse and ski from the top of the couloir.
Read MoreCooke City is mostly known as a snowmobile destination, though it has a small and committed group of sled skiers there as well. Cooke City is located more or less between the Absaroka mountains to the South and the Beartooths to the North. This convergence of ranges leads to snow- and a lot of it- in the Cooke City area. If you’re there for the first time, you can use Beartooth Mountain Guides as you get familiar with the area. Plenty of snowmobilers end up in Cooke City from places like Minnesota and the Dakotas, so if the thought of waking up every morning to the smell of two-stroke sounds appalling to you- well then you’ll miss out on the great skiing the area has to offer.
Read MoreStill on the road, but wanted to share today’s adventure: It was a good one, truly the steep and deep.
Read MoreSorry, we’re too busy skiing to post much right now. This place is rather fun: Meanwhile, a kind soul at
Read MoreNote: As of fall, 2013, the Fritschi Zenith has been renamed the Vipec) It’s a wonderful thing to watch ski
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