Is there such a thing as too much snow???
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Finally sat down with the computer to upload some pics
Didn't pull up fast enough and got sucked in by all the powder!!
One of the guys showing off some carving skills, doesn't matter he's cheating and ripping thru on a 163! Haha
Pretty much sums up how the day was going!!!
The Group picture
Didn't pull up fast enough and got sucked in by all the powder!!
One of the guys showing off some carving skills, doesn't matter he's cheating and ripping thru on a 163! Haha
Pretty much sums up how the day was going!!!
The Group picture
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They were there yesterday! What the heck! I'll see if I can see what happened.
Update:
I don't know what happened, but I am just reloading all of them
Here what all of our sleds looked like at some point in the day
Some landscape pics
Yes……that is a house down there
Update:
I don't know what happened, but I am just reloading all of them
Here what all of our sleds looked like at some point in the day
Some landscape pics
Yes……that is a house down there
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Last I heard the snow has set up quite a bit. Lots of wind and warm temps. I have consistently found the best snow on the west and north ends of the range. A general rule of thumb is head towards the quealy warming hut( marked on the map) then ride to the west and north from there to find the deepest snow on the range. If everything is set up and wind blown, the next rule of thumb is get in the trees. If you are unfamiliar with the area and/or a novice mountain rider, I would suggest staying away from the french creek area. (Also marked on the map)There is some very technical terrain down there that can get a guy in trouble real quick.
If you just want to play around in some meadows and do some mix type riding, there is plenty of that to do around albany. No need to ride all the way to Quealy. If you want to challenge yourself in the deepest snows, you need to get to the west side.
Also I would caution you to pay close attention to your fuel level. Gas is only available at Albany, Wycola and in Ryan's Park. If you trail ride to Quealy hut, then play around, you could easily run out trying to get back to Albany.
Also I would caution you to pay close attention to your fuel level. Gas is only available at Albany, Wycola and in Ryan's Park. If you trail ride to Quealy hut, then play around, you could easily run out trying to get back to Albany.
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Lol! Maybe he's just busy?
sweeperguy
Active member
I thought he just liked taking pictures of cat
skiroule
Well-known member
Just throwing some more pics up, with my non camera
Man!!! I look like Chris Burandt!!!!
My thoughts exactly.
POLARISDAN
New member
guaranteed..im exhausted just scolling down thru it