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Powder Mountain, UT Report: Hunting for Fun Pockets of Good, Shaded Snow

Brought to you by 10 Barrel Brewing Report from Thursday, January 14, 2021 There’s always good turns hiding somewhere at Pow Mow. I got up there at mid-day and went hunting. Conditions in the Wasatch recently have been dry and the snow in a lot of spots has been anything but soft—but I wasn’t disappointed with the turns I found here […]

Conditions Report

Martin Kuprianowicz | January 15, 2021

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VIDEO: Backcountry Tree Skiing Going Off in Bariloche, Argentina Right Now

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SnowBrains | July 24, 2020

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Want To Heli-Ski Alaska Terrain But Don’t Want The Down Days? | Go With Last Frontier Heliskiing, BC

If you want to heliski Alaska terrain but you don’t want down days, you go with Last Frontier Heliskiing. The biggest problem with heli-skiing in Alaska = many down days due to bad weather. The biggest advantage of heli-skiing on the edge of Alaska with Last Frontier Heliskiing = Very few down days due to their fantastic tree skiing terrain. […]

SnowBrains | April 12, 2019

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VIDEO: Searching for Trees, Drops, and Pillows at Revelstoke, BC

Check out this awesome edit, filmed in Revelstoke, BC of Sam Lee searching for hidden features in the forests, skiing pillow lines and sending drops between trees. Revelstoke has been dumped on this year, resulting in these awesome conditions for riding. Great watch!

SnowBrains | March 16, 2018

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Sierra-at-Tahoe, CA Season Recap 2016/17 | 255″ of Snow in January Alone…

[sponsored by Sierra-at-Tahoe] Sierra-at-Tahoe enjoyed one powder cycle after another last season. By season’s end, the resort had received over 625 inches of snow, with an awe-inspiring 50+ powder days. January alone saw nearly 22 feet of snow! 2016/17 saw 625″ of snowfall! Yes, it was a mighty good year for Sierra-at-Tahoe. There were plenty of highlights to choose from […]

VIDEO: August Trees | 1.5 Years Out Of Injury, Perspective Leads To Powder

South America in August, 2017 It’s my first time. Excuses: I’ve been trying to make the migration to South America for an endless winter for 10 years, but there was always an excuse. I don’t have enough time. I don’t have enough money, I have to work. I don’t know how. I don’t speak Spanish well enough. The list goes […]