You see an avalanche, you ski over to the crown and pull out your iPhone. You snap a photo, measure the slope angle and aspect, then record a crown profile, all on your phone. As you ski down the path, you use your phone as GPS to map the slide. When you get to the …
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April did not deliver the snow cycles that powder skiers have enjoyed in previous years.
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"Autonomy, Mastery, and Purpose: In the Avalanche Patch by Bruce Kay" Book Review
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This icon conveys the variable nature of avalanche danger at this time of year.
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Whistler Blackcomb Renaissance is the most progressive investment in our history and will leverage our tremendous success building our non-ski business
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With storm after storm of Kootenay Coldsmoke, Dustin’s learning curve has been steep with plenty of new challenges and amazing experiences.
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Given that many slopes have yet to see a full-blown warm up we are predicting a widespread and varied array of avalanche problems this week including cornice failures, surface-layer avalanches, and failure on deeper persistent weak layers
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What impresses me with this story is local ownership. The skiers and boarders own Castle Mountain, could it be any better!
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The allure of wilderness skiing for work is obvious. It is a promise of a lifetime of powder turns where your job is to always go first, without question.
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Avalanche Canada warns backcountry users to be careful this weekend.
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Occasionally good judgement is clouded by factors including business objectives and self esteem.
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It all happened in a split second, but once it started it was already too late. One of Jasper’s most experienced mountaineers was at the mercy of Mother Nature as he was swallowed up in a class three avalanche of snow, ice and debris in the Tonquin Valley Feb. 28. Not knowing which way was …
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