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Defining What Avalanche Terrain Is, and What Isn t

Staff Keeping an eye on the geography or layout of the terrain can go a long way in helping you stay safe in the backcountry. Photo: Screenshot Editor’s Note:  If  you’re interested in learning more about traveling, and riding, safely in the backcountry, check out Sam Thackeray’s Essential Avalanche Awareness Guide  here. The Inertia readers get a 100 percent discount with code WELCOME10. In the avalanche world, there’s no silver bullet. There’s no one thing that’s going to keep you safe out there. But the closest thing we have to that is terrain and learning how to identify and manage your avalanche terrain. You can learn more here or in my new class with Inspire Courses, the Essential Avalanche Awareness Guide.

TGR Tested: Women s Spring Backcountry Skiing Favorites

TGR staff writer Katie Lozancich out for a spring walk in Grand Teton National Park. Charlotte Percle photo. Ah, spring. The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and it’s now the season for 5 AM wake-ups to go corn hunting in the alpine. While the temptation to head south for some desert adventures might seem alluring, it’s worth putting them off a little longer to squeeze those last spring turns from the mountains. Plus, not having to worry about frostbite or wearing a gazillion layers while skinning is pretty top-notch. For the ladies in our audience, if you’re not ready to put your skis into storage just yet then I’ve got a few pieces of gear worth considering for your next spring mission. All of the following items have been put to the test right here in the Grand Tetons, and are my go tos for a long sunny walk in the snow.

Colorado backcountry ski area settles on home for foreseeable future

Today Sunny skies during the morning giving way to clouds and a few showers late. High 67F. Winds W at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of rain 30%. Winds could occasionally gust over 40 mph.. Tonight Rain showers this evening with clearing overnight. Low 33F. Winds NNW at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of rain 40%. Updated: April 6, 2021 @ 11:43 am

Grab Your Gear, There s Still Time to Visit the Best Spring Skiing Spots

Grab Your Gear, There s Still Time to Visit the Best Spring Skiing Spots Men s Journal 3/16/2021 Annie Fast © steveheinrichs Mt. Bachelor in Bend, Oregon Spring skiing is such a different experience than deep winter skiing that it honestly should be thought of as a second season. While the winter months are characterized by intense storm cycles, freezing temperatures, and mercifully limited daylight granted the payoff is incredible powder days spring is all about long sunny days, groomed runs and parks, and slushy afternoon slopes and maybe a few fresh powder days, because…spring. The contrast between a week spent at a ski area during the December holidays versus March and April could not be starker. For starters, you’ve got an entire winter’s worth of snow depth to ski on providing great coverage. And the frothing crowds that throng to the mountains have had their fill (or at least mellowed out). Plus, the sun stays high up in the sky longer, provi

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