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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Front Range, CO
Posts: 288
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Ill probably be in Blue Sky Basin most of the day tomorrow....if you see black and blue checkered pants and the blue NS SL in my pic say whats up.
Argo do you know how often the free buses come by on weekdays? I saw somewhere on their website it varies from every 15 mins to every hour! No way im waiting an hour...at that point ill just drive out and then back in the parking garages every 2 hours hah |
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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http://www.vailgov.com/docs/dl_forms/Winter_12-13_b.pdf |
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Location: Front Range
Posts: 9,174
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Staying Alive in Avalanche Terrain by Bruce Tremper is pretty much a mandatory read. I call it a Level I in a book. For the most part it's an entertaining and easy read. Of course you need to have the gear. Beacon, shovel, probe, a mode of bc travel, and a pack to carry your basics. Then finding knowledgeable partners always helps. You can get out with others who are not experienced if you have learned the basics, but it makes the learning curve much slower. Getting out with some vets, lets you see skills put to practice and usually means better times out there. |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
Posts: 477
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Argo - could you update this thread later tonight? Joel Gratz predicting 3-5" today and 3-5" tonight at Vail. If that is the case (6-10" on top of what's fallen the last couple days), I'm considering if it is worth it to use a vacation day or not. PS - who takes the photos that Vail posts on Facebook? I want that person to follow me around and take HQ pics of me slashin the gnarly pops. |
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Evergreen, CO
Posts: 4,499
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If the snow falls as forecasted I'm riding tomorrow. Fuck responsibility. I can reschedule some shit.
Should be interesting at Loveland considering the wind this storm is packing. Potential for some serious wind loading.
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Location: Vail, CO
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Its dumping for sure. Been riding all morning since first gondola. I think i rode up with the forum member thay had his girlfriend and two other chicks with him. Dont remember who it was. If it continues like this all night the total will be a foot or so... as it is the tracks are covered every lap i have made. Wind is riping on the nack side though ....
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