CMH heli-skier dies in avalanche
A majority of avalanche deaths in Canada involve heli-skiers.
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A majority of avalanche deaths in Canada involve heli-skiers.
Read more CMH heli-skier dies in avalanche
Disclaimer: I am not an avalanche professional, just an old man who has skied a lot of lines over many decades. I have also been involved in tragedies.
Read more Recent Avalanche Cycle
There’s no substitute for knowledge when heading into the backcountry, but even then danger lurks
Read more Anatomy of an avalanche
Wade was a tremendously generous individual, willing to give his time and energy to a cause that he believed in
Read more In Memoriam: Wade Galloway
BC Snow Discussion reveals 30 to 40% of normal Snowpack…Ouch!
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It's mid season and time to compare which lifts are serving the deepest snowpack, it has been an interesting year to say the least.
Read more 12 Deepest Lift Serviced Snowpacks
These are some of the largest avalanches they’ve ever seen come down in Thompson Pass
Read more Alaska Avalanches close Thompson Pass
The Avy Safety Series Part 1: How To Plan A Trip Into The Backcountry, by Sarah Carpenter is an quality production piece.
Read more How To Plan A Trip Into The Backcountry
The warm temperatures and rain/heavy snow are causing the snowpack to settle rapidly.
Read more Mid-winter snowpack settlement
This is not a time to let your fun-meter over-ride your smart-meter.
Read more A variable and complex snowpack
John Eaves was brought up by skiing legends (his mother, Rhoda Wurtele, and aunt, Rhona Wurtele, were Canada’s first Olympic female skiers), he won a combined six World Championships in two different freestyle skiing disciplines, went to Woodstock (and still plays a mean riff on lead guitar), and had stints as a British Secret Service …
Read more John Eaves – Valemount Powder Dec 29th
The avalanche and initial seconds of a rescue attempt were captured on video by another skier in the area
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