We also used the opportunity to check out some future routes (my eye is on the Muffin) and boost our general knowledge of the area. Plus, we found some good snow in sheltered areas and managed to put in a few short but fun runs.
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I agree that one should ski the fall line, but I do not want to be relegated to someone else’s idea of a proper turn radius. I prefer to ski with giant, super-g like turns as I scream “suck on my rooster tail, you wanker traditionalists…” - Ty, GoestoZero
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
A Stiff Kootenay Pass
With the avalanche forecast jacked almost everywhere this Family Day weekend, we headed down to the abnormally safe looking Kootenay Pass. This meant fairly "stiff" conditions, but skiing is better than not.
We also used the opportunity to check out some future routes (my eye is on the Muffin) and boost our general knowledge of the area. Plus, we found some good snow in sheltered areas and managed to put in a few short but fun runs.
We also used the opportunity to check out some future routes (my eye is on the Muffin) and boost our general knowledge of the area. Plus, we found some good snow in sheltered areas and managed to put in a few short but fun runs.
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