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Be like the A-Team and have a plan that comes together. Learn the types and the avalanche problems that exist in the mountains. […]
Read More… from Back to School…The Big 3 Avalanche Problems You Need To Worry About
All things about backcountry skiing, splitboarding, and how to stay safe in the mountains.
Be like the A-Team and have a plan that comes together. Learn the types and the avalanche problems that exist in the mountains. […]
Read More… from Back to School…The Big 3 Avalanche Problems You Need To Worry About
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. […]
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Get some splitboarding 101 tips & take a close look at our 1st backcountry adventure so you know what to expect. […]
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Learn what is uphill skiing, how to do it, and see which ski resorts are making you pay-to-earn your turns this ski season […]
Read More… from No Skins, No Ticket, No Earn Your Turns – Is This The New Ski Resort Plan?
Learn about the Cody Townsend concept of “Normalization Of Deviance” and why everyone should apply it when traveling in the mountains. […]
Read More… from The Normalization of Deviance Applied To Traveling In The Mountains
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 , […]
Read More… from Heading Back To School – What You Need To Do As A Beginner Backcountry Skiing
In the market for an avalanche bag? We review the biggest avalanche airbag companies what’s the difference between & what to consider when purchasing one […]
Read More… from Always Use Protection – Differences Between Avalanche Bag Companies
As ski resorts shutter across the country due to COVID-19 outbreak we hope this story reminds you that having fun is important but so is coming home safely. […]
Read More… from Shame and Embarrassment While Skiing Mt Tallac