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  1. #376
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    Those big lines way in the back. Whoa

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    Yeah, some good stuff here! Desert grassland to rainforest and big mtns in 40minutes.
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    Jay took the chute down while we skied the sportier bits. Spot the skier .
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    ^^looks like it goes rather nicely

    Quote Originally Posted by el hefe View Post
    Yeah, some good stuff here! Desert grassland to rainforest and big mtns in 40minutes.
    Werd

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    Quote Originally Posted by goral View Post
    Alex - so the black dots in the couloir must be you guys.

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    Photo was taken yesterday from across the valley.
    Indeed that's us. Good eyes. Avalanche really is a great tour.

    I wrote up a trip report, with some more pictures: http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/s...anche-Mountain

    ...

    Sunday I went and toured into a new zone (for me) off the resort. Ski quality was more of the same - variable snow on a crust - but it was fun to get into a new area and have a look around.

    Has anyone heard any names for the bowls off the back of the cat ski terrain? I know Highway Bowl, but there's three others back there that I've never heard names for.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AlexC View Post
    Indeed that's us. Good eyes. Avalanche really is a great tour.

    Has anyone heard any names for the bowls off the back of the cat ski terrain? I know Highway Bowl, but there's three others back there that I've never heard names for.
    Hey Alex - there's a map in the 112 with all the bowls named. I think the Selkirk Tangiers office had the same map and names too

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    Hey Alex if you find out let me know. Was just trying to short this out with friends the other day.
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    Nice work Lamothe. Never been on the face, on the to do list.
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    I went for a mission up MacPherson early Sunday. Not a whole lot to recommend other than the cool sunrise views from the "other" side of the valley. We got a little side tracked in the early AM dark, wasted time, blah blah. Experienced nearly every type on snow (except pow), various crusts, lots of avy debris. On the positive side there is some cool terrain up there for when snow conditions are better.

    I saw all the tracks on Avalanche driving home Sunday afternoon, looked nice up higher. Good to see people making the most of the weather even though the skiing isn't the greatest just now.

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    How much butthurt can I expect in Revelstoke this weekend with all the non-snow they have had the past two weeks or so? Are things at least softening up during the day?

    Are there any kitchens still open at 11:00 on a Thursday night?

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    Quote Originally Posted by wolfelot View Post
    How much butthurt can I expect in Revelstoke this weekend with all the non-snow they have had the past two weeks or so? Are things at least softening up during the day?

    Are there any kitchens still open at 11:00 on a Thursday night?
    Check out this thread http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/s...oke-Conditions

    The past few days I've been haven't been warm enough to turn the non-groomed stuff to skiable corn. The weekend forecast is looking cold, though maybe sunny, I wouldn't expect much softening before late-ish afternoon.

    Late night food, Nico's pizzeria and taco club.

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    x2 on taco club. great food and people + comfy leather couchs= win. I like Nico's as well. looks like some snow in the distance forecast. hope I didn't jinx that. running out of ointment for the butthurt

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    Quote Originally Posted by grinch View Post
    x2 on taco club. great food and people + comfy leather couchs= win. I like Nico's as well. looks like some snow in the distance forecast. hope I didn't jinx that. running out of ointment for the butthurt
    Whole town in on shot supply of bh cream ! If your really late there's always a Denny's open . Hope for some fluff soon
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    If you're really desperate, there's 7-Eleven

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    Thanks for the late night food recs.

    I'm bringing my AT/BC gear, but I don't see it getting used.

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    I went up Ghost this past weekend with a buddy, we left Saturday and set up camp on the bench above the lake. We summited on Sunday then broke camp and slogged back to the resort.
    Ski crampons were definitely an asset. The face had some pockets of windblown powder which were fun and lots of patches that were wind scoured, but nothing too heinous.
    On our way back to camp to pick up the tent we ran into a local pro skier who was doing it solo, as a day tour. As we plodded our way back to the resort with heavy packs I decided it's probably better done in a day.












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    Just arrived but from the looks of it I should have stayed in CO. Here until the 10th. If anyone wants to meet up LMK.

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    Also - Has anyone taken AST 1 through RMR? Looking for feedback. I tried two other guiding outfits that offer it as well but only RMR has gotten back to me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by powder fiend View Post
    I went up Ghost this past weekend with a buddy, we left Saturday and set up camp on the bench above the lake. We summited on Sunday then broke camp and slogged back to the resort.
    Ski crampons were definitely an asset. The face had some pockets of windblown powder which were fun and lots of patches that were wind scoured, but nothing too heinous.
    On our way back to camp to pick up the tent we ran into a local pro skier who was doing it solo, as a day tour. As we plodded our way back to the resort with heavy packs I decided it's probably better done in a day.













    Well played! Wondered if it was worth splitting the day or not. Looked like a pretty sweet one to tick off the list
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    Nice blob of green on gaydar been sitting over the southern monashees since 9pm last night. Supposed to be sunny again tomorrow. Hoping for more of this
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    Went out to Ghost today. Skiing sucked, but a peak is a peak, right?

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    Sick Sick Day on Saturday. Found a zone with about 20-30cm fresh of blowface, total bluebird! Pics soon.

    Got to watch it full screen to see the rider, just a taste of the zone:
    https://vimeo.com/120932524

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    Working on a little edit (if I can remember how) but here is one of the funner lines from Feb 28th. We called it Gary Busey, multiple entrances made it great for a few guys and a girl to get different runs at it. Click image for larger version. 

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    You know it's been a rough season when you blow off work for ankle deep . 12cm overnight at WW, twas quite nice to be able to venture from the groomed at last.
    "It's like we're watching a movie... and then suddenly we're acting in it."

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    Better save it from page 2. Some more pics from last weekend. Doing the 2nd weekend of my AST 2 this weekend, shitty timing for snow science.
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