Mount Shasta Backcountry Skiing In Early October
Want to ski REAL snow in October? Mount Shasta backcountry skiing delivers the goods after seven feet of snow fall. […]
Local Freshies Author: SRicketts
Posts by SRicketts :
Why Avalanches Happen From Avalanche Slope Angle To Trigger Points
We take a close look at avalanche size, the type of terrain to look out for, and how to choose where to ski or snowboard in the backcountry. […]
Split It – Everything You’ll Need For Backcountry Snowboarding Gear
Thinking about heading into the backcountry? Here’s a run down of all the backcountry snowboarding gear you’ll need to have an awesome day. […]
Christmas Shredfest – Why Skiing On Christmas Day Is Awesome
The yuletide is here. In a normal year, it would be a time to relax and enjoy the company of our loved ones. But as we all know too well, […]
Nacht spek…what? THE Backcountry Festival All Must Experience
Okay for those of you who are not familiar, Nachtspektakel (pronounced knocked-shpeck-tockle) or “Night Spectacular” in English, is a common European event that combines skiing, drinking, eating and being merry […]
Back to School…The Big 3 Avalanche Problems You Need To Worry About
Be like the A-Team and have a plan that comes together. Learn the types and the avalanche problems that exist in the mountains. […]
1st California Avy Workshop Dives Into Jackson Hole Avalanche Death
A look back in time to the heartbreaking story of Alex Do speaking at the California Avalanche Workshop and how we can learn from their mistakes. […]
Back To School…Decision Making In Avalanche Terrain
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Push Yourself This Summer & Try SUP Yoga In Lake Tahoe!
One of our favorite things about living in a ski-town is the limitless amount of activities and the amount of willing participants. Normally, we would be talking about what there […]
Heading Back To School – What You Need To Do As A Beginner Backcountry Skiing
By far the most important thing you can do as a beginner backcountry skiing is to start yourself on the path of learning. Tools such as a beacon, shovel , […]
