Highlight Photos from 3 Weeks of Powder in Bariloche, Argentina | August 4th – August 26th, 2013

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August 4th webcam photo of upper mountain and ski patroller.
August 4th.  Webcam photo of upper mountain and ski patroller.

From August 4th until August 25th skiers and riders harvested powder everyday in Bariloche, Argentina. There were 4 days when the mountain was closed in that time, but everyday it was open, it was good.

In this post, you’ll find the best photos from that glorious 3 week powder cycle. Everything you’ll need information-wise is in the captions:  links to that day’s article as well as some info on what is in the photo and what day it was taken.

The first 5 days of the 3 week cycle, the upper mountain at Catedral ski resort got 130 inches.  Each storm after that would drop around 1-3 feet.  There was a storm every 3 days or so

Hollywood Rock is primed and ready to roll.  Nice that they cut down all the trees and bushes in the landing.

August 5th.  Hollywood Rock primed and ready to roll. Nice that they cut down all the trees and bushes in the landing.  photo:  snowbrains.com

Canada Dan sending it big off Hollywood Rock today.August 6th.  Canada Dan sending it big off Hollywood Rock.  photo:  snowbrains.com

Big Storm riding today in Bariloche.  photo:  Chris Coulter/SGTAugust 6th.  Big Storm riding in Bariloche. photo: Chris Coulter/SGT

Joe Aussie in the best trees on Earth today

August 7th.  Joe Aussie in the best trees on Earth after 100 inches in 5 days.  photo:  Canada Dan

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August 7th.  Nubes chairlift after 130 inches in 5 days and 5 days of closure.  photo:  snowbrains.com

4 figure stare up into La Laguna todayAugust 8th.  Upper mountain opens after 130 inches and being closed for 5 days.  4 figure stare up into La Laguna.  photo:  snowbrains.com

Canada Joe "double clouding" Nubes today.
August 8th.  Canada Dan “double clouding” Nubes.  photo:  snowbrains.com
View west from Nubes today.  The backcountry here is insane.
August 8thView west from Nubes. The backcountry here is insane.  photo:  snowbrains.com
La Laguna north facing slope today around 3pm looked good.August 12.  Mountain reopens after 2 days closure.  La Laguna north facing slope today around 3pm looked good.  photo:  snowbrains.com561540_10151587941997636_1161961805_n-463x620August 13th.  Upper Alaskita backcountry line with our tracks heading to the spine.Backcountry looking west todayAugust 13th.  View looking West from hike to Alaskita.backflip_miles-620x465

August 17th.  Mountain opens after being closed for 2 days.  Miles backy in The Playground.  photo:  soulrider.com.ar

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August 17th.  Martin ripping down Nubes doing the double cloud thing.  photo:  snowbrains.com

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August 20th.  Aussie Joe enjoys 14+ inches of new snow.  photo:  snowbrains.com

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August 20th.  Wind spines in La Laguna.  photo:  snowbrains.com

DSCF71252-620x528August 21st.  Deep snow in The Playground.  Jeli getting at it.  photo:  snowbrains.com

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August 21st.   Some in and out visibility most the day…  photo:  snowbrains.com

La Laguna today with tracks to prove the fun factor.

Joe Aussie #2.  photo:  snowbrains.com
August 22nd.  Joe Aussie in the air in La Laguna. photo: snowbrains.com

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August 22nd.  La Laguna tracks.  photo:  snowbrains.com 

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August 22nd.   Miles wrongsideup in The Playground.  photo:  Shanti Sommers

Roca Inclinada & Alaskita

August 26th.  Roca Inclinada & Alaskita

Alaskita

August 26th.  Roca Inclinada & Alaskita

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4 thoughts on “Highlight Photos from 3 Weeks of Powder in Bariloche, Argentina | August 4th – August 26th, 2013

  1. Awesome! Great shots and descriptions. At 93 degrees in the
    Central Valley, it’s hard to imagine snow. But I did.

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