1. - Lou Dawson’s Backcountry Skiing Blog backcountry skiing Weblog Blog, FAQ with Links and Information about randonnee, telemark and backcountry ski mountaineering. http://www.wildsnow.com/

Guidebooks Great Articles Backcountry Tips Lou's News ... OR Show - Day 2 Highlights January 23rd, 2008 A few highlights from the Outdoor Retailer show floor. We liked these. Flipgripz A trip over to Zeal yielded their lightweight frameless sunglasses. Euro style? This water bottle from Hydrapak is innovative. You load the smaller cartridge with athletic gel, then depending on how you open the top with your teeth you have your choice of gel or water. Shred Alert has revamped their hat line. Some are designed by pro athletes. This one is a Nick Devore creation. I thought Nick might get a laugh out of me modeling it. Nick? What do you think? We did a quick visit to Garmont for a glance at their new overlap cuff beef boots. Our take after we meet with Garmont tomorrow. Are we in Vegas or Utah? You be the judge. Posted in Misc Gear Reviews January 23rd, 2008 TetonAT.com Posted in Trip Reports January 22nd, 2008 Thanks for our tour also goes to Snowbasin Mountain Patrol Manager, Mike Jenkins. He gave us a good overview on how the terrain in and out of the resort is utilized. It appeared to me that if you knew your way around, this would be another powder paradise. Some of the OB area was a bit too terrain trappy for my taste, with big vertical dropping into narrow brush-filled gullies. But options varied, and plenty of reasonable pitches were there for the taking as well. We started down this pitch, which can take you all the way to Ogden, the town visible WAY down there. Apparently they have to do rescues in here several times a year, people get tempted and end up caught in the canyon below. We were careful to not get too low, and still had to skin up and out after one set of turns.

2. Rec.skiing.backcountry FAQs backcountry skiing FAQs compiled and maintained by the rec.skiing.backcountry forum. http://www.math.utah.edu/~eyre/rsbfaq/index.html

The rec.skiing.backcountry Frequently Asked Questions list The material in this FAQ is directed to novice backcountry skiers. It contains brief descriptions of the basic ideas and techniques of backcountry skiing, comments on the equipment used during backcountry skiing, and safety concerns related to backcountry travel in the winter. For more detailed information on these topics, the reader should consult the resources presented at the end of this FAQ. This FAQ does not contain equipment reviews. These are available from various other sources, including magazines and this newsgroup. Finally, this FAQ does not contain information on specific ski routes. The bibliography contains a list of guide books, sorted by location, that contain this information. The rec.skiing.backcountry FAQ is a compendium of questions and answers that frequently appear on rec.skiing.backcountry. Neither the contributors to the FAQ, the posters of the FAQ

3. Couloir MagazineBackcountry SkiingTelemark, Randonnee The Magazine of backcountry skiing and Snowboarding. http://www.couloirmag.com/

NEWS Backcountry and Couloir Magazines Merge Couloir Online 25apr07 Click Here for the Forums Jeffersonville, Vermont. (April 25, 2007) Backcountry and Couloir Magazines have merged. BackcountryMagazine publisher, Height of Land Publications (HOL) today announced the deal that combines the experience of both titles making a bigger, better BackcountryMagazine Couloir Publications founding publisher Craig Dostie now joins John Dostal as Senior Editor at the new " Earn Your Turns " Magazine: Backcountry "This really will be the best of both worlds for the reader," Backcountry Editor Adam Howard says. Historically Couloir , founded in Los Angeles in 1988, and Backcountry , founded in Arvada, CO in 1994 have featured some of the best ski writing and photography published. "We're looking forward to combining specific concepts and content from each magazine to provide a truly superior product that will better serve both the reader and the industry." Dostie agrees. “Not only does this merger combine editorial talents," he says. “But it also creates a publishing team with new-owner enthusiasm and bootstrap entrepreneurial experience. I’m looking forward to focusing my energies on working with Adam, Chuck (Waskuch), Jon (Howard), and the other members of BackcountryMagazine With Dostie's presence in a California-based office, along with established satellite offices in Bozeman, Montana and Jackson, Wyoming Backcountry will be even more tapped in to all things backcountry.

4. Telemarktips.com--The Telemark And Backcountry Skiing Online Magazine A telemark skiing and backcountry webzine with new content daily, videos, lessons, gear reviews, the World Famous Telemark Talk Forum, and much more. http://www.telemarktips.com/

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5. Backcountry Skiing - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia backcountry skiing is skiing in a sparsely inhabited rural region over ungroomed and unmarked slopes or pistes. More importantly, the land and the snow pack http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backcountry_skiing

Backcountry skiing From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Backcountry skiing near the Arlberg Austria Backcountry skiing is skiing in a sparsely inhabited rural region over ungroomed and unmarked slopes or pistes . More importantly, the land and the snow pack are not monitored, patrolled, or maintained. Fixed mechanical means of ascent such as ski lifts are typically not present. Backcountry skiing can be highly dangerous due to the avalanche risk, the exhaustion from the possible climb, and the often steep terrain involved. Other hazards include cliff or rock hazards and tree wells . Backcountry skiing is often associated with " ski touring " and " ski mountaineering ", and sometimes also with " extreme skiing The terms "backcountry skiing", "ski touring", and "off-piste skiing" are often used interchangeably, but they are not identical in scope. "Backcountry skiing" is more commonly used in North America, while "ski touring" is more commonly used in Europe, but the distinctions are often ignored. "Off-piste" skiing can refer to any skiing a few metres away from marked trails and slopes, whereas "backcountry" skiing refers to skiing which is not near marked slopes at all, or cannot be accessed by ski-lifts. Backcountry skiing can also involve multi-day trips through snow camping or the use of mountain huts where available. Ski touring and ski mountaineering can take place in either front country or backcountry regions, so neither term overlaps backcountry skiing completely. Backcountry skiing and off-piste skiing are terms which specify where the skiing occurs, while ski touring, ski mountaineering, and extreme skiing are terms which describe what type of skiing is being done.

6. The BackCountry - The Back Country backcountry skiing / snowboarding, road / mountain bikes, climbing gear, and outdoor sporting goods for your next backcountry trip to Lake Tahoe, http://www.thebackcountry.net/

Welcome to The Back Country! Cart is empty The Back Country Men's Clothing. Women's Clothing Just for Kids ... Rent Cycling Gear Featured Backcountry Products Karhu Jak Team Edition 130 Telemark / AT Skis 2008 See details Market price: Our price: $503.75 save 35% K2 Dawn Patrol Telemark Skis 2007 See details Market price: Our price: $370.29 save 30% Atlas 12 Series Snowshoe See details Market price: Our price: $181.99 save 30% Mammut W's Comfort Jacket See details Market price: Our price: $383.19 save 20% Choucas Free Skiing - How to adapt to the mountain See details Our price: $65.00 NEOS Navigator 5 Overshoes Boots See details Market price: Our price: $84.99 save 15% La Sportiva Barracuda Climbing Shoe See details Market price: Our price: $87.49 save 30% Mammut Flash Duraflex Rope See details Market price: Our price: $151.19 save 20% Kona Zing Supreme Road Bike 2006 See details Market price: Our price: $1,999.99 save 20% Cart is empty View cart Checkout Secure login Register ... If Javascript is disabled in your browser click here The only way to hear about monthly sales and closeouts!

7. Turns All Year: Year Round Backcountry Skiing And Snowboarding Year round backcountry skiing and snowboarding resources for Pacific Northwest telemark and randonee (randonnee) skiers and snowboarders trip reports, http://www.turns-all-year.com/

Turns All Year: Year Round Backcountry Skiing www.turns-all-year.com Pacific Northwest backcountry skiing and snowboarding trip reports, mountain weather, snow, avalanche, and NWAC telemetry information, trail conditions, and forest road conditions for year-round backcountry telemark skiing, ski touring, randonee (randonnee) skiing, and snowboarding. Weather links cover the Oregon and Washington Cascades and Olympics; mountain access links cover the Washington mountains. Includes galleries of skiing and snowboarding images, ski trip photo galleries, mountain panoramas, and biographies of year round skiers. Updated December 26, 2007 Turns All Year CD-ROM View and order Turns All Year t-shirts Read the stories of 41 skiers on the year-round skier page. Over 200 photo galleries in the ski trip photo gallery archives Google Search Turns All Year: Turns All Year CD-ROM With over 3900 photos from backcountry trips in the Pacific Northwest, Turns All Year CD-ROM is a useful visual resource for explorers of the snowy mountains. Backcountry skiers and snowboarders, and hikers and climbers too, can use the CD-ROM to research their next backcountry trip or simply to gain inspiration for new mountain adventures. Click for more info about Turns All Year CD-ROM Take a short guided tour of the CD-ROM: eight pages, lots of samples!

8. Backcountry Ski, Snowboard, Snowshoe And Yurt Tours Yurtbased backcountry skiing and snowboarding in Wyoming s Teton Range. Guide service and instruction for telemark, randonee, cross country skiing and http://www.skithetetons.com/

Welcome to Rendezvous Backcountry Tours! As seen on the Travel Channel! Established in 1986, Rendezvous Backcountry Tours offers a guide service for daily tours and overnight trips for alpine and telemark skiing, cross-country skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, hiking, and backpacking. Envision the fresh air, peaceful mountain views and untracked powder as you travel through our web site. Then, join us for the real thing! Join us for a day tour on Teton Pass or along the base of the Tetons near Jackson Hole or Grand Targhee Resorts in Wyoming. If you have more time, indulge in an overnight tour at one of our four backcountry huts located on the western slope of the Tetons. Our huts provide access to the Jedediah Smith Wilderness Area and Grand Teton National Park, where over 500 inches of legendary light, dry powder snow falls each winter. With a variety of terrain from steep mountain ridges to broad, low-angled powder bowls, this area is home to some of the best backcountry skiing and riding in the lower 48.

9. The Backcountry Ski Page images of backcountry skiing and alpine ski touring plus related information, news, tips, articles, FAQ, and links for the serious backcountry skier and http://www.batesphoto.com/bcski.html

"Pat Bates Photography" The Backcountry Ski Page Welcome to the Backcountry ski page. At this site you will find backcountry skiing images by Patrick Bates plus other related Backcountry Ski Links and Resources . Besides the ski images, I will try to keep any relevant ski information updated as well as links to sites providing more backcountry skiing information for the serious backcountry skier. Skiers above left,are travelling below St. Nicolas Peak on the Wapta Icefields, one of many such icefields in Banff Ntl. Park, Alberta. Kootenay Pass in the Purcell Mountains, above center, is a popular destination for ski tourers and powder hounds alike, while there are many hidden little powder havens, such as the one at right, tucked away in the southern Rockies. Skiing up the Des Poilus Glacier, nearing the summit of Mt Hector, and skiing up Mt. Balfour, the Vulture Glacier behind. All in Banff National Park. " In the end, to ski is to travel fast and free - free over untouched snow country. To be bound to one slope, even one mountain, by a lift may be convenient but it robs us of the greatest pleasure that skiing can give, that is to travel through the wide wintery country; to follow the lure of peaks which tempt on the horizon and to be alone for a few days or even hours in clear, mysterious surroundings" Hans Gmoser The backcountry ski images found here are dedicated to the memory of Art Twomey,

10. Www.skimountaineer.com: Ski Mountaineering, Backcountry Skiing, Snowboarding Amar Andalkar s Ski Mountaineering and Climbing Site includes two online guidebooks, Skiing the Pacific Ring of Fire and Beyond and Skiing the Cascade http://www.skimountaineer.com/

WWW. S KI M OUNTAINEER.COM Dedicated to Ski Mountaineering, Backcountry Skiing, Alpine Touring, Randonnee, Telemark, and Snowboarding since 1997 "The combination of skiing and mountaineering is the finest of all sports." Sir Arnold Lunn Photos and Trip Reports from my personal adventures: Ski Mountaineering Alpine Climbing Ice Climbing Ski Mountaineering Info: ... 250+ page online guidebook) (Last updated: June 2005) (Last updated: July 2005) (Last updated: January 2006) (Last updated: January 2004) Website News: November 2007 usually means much-above-normal snowfall for the Cascades (see the page for more info and stats). The season commenced in early October with major snowfall in the mountains of BC, WA, and northern OR, providing excellent early-season backcountry conditions. Then the heavy snowfall shifted north towards Alaska for much of November, and as of late November, mountain snowpacks range from near-normal in SW BC, dropping to 50-80% of normal in WA and northern OR, and then plummeting to 0-30% of normal in southern OR and northern CA. I have finally resumed updating this website after a lengthy hiatus of over a year. Hopefully I can continue making regular updates.

11. Cross Country & Backcountry Skiing - Callaghan Valley, BC Canada Luxury backcountry lodge with untracked powder for backcountry skiing, ski touring, and cross country skiing and snow shoe trails near Whistler, BC. http://www.callaghancountry.com/

Contact Us Site Map Overview Getting Here ... Story Ideas Callaghan Lodge is a wilderness adventure playground situated in the Southern Coast Mountains of British Columbia, Canada. Nestled into a grove of old-growth yellow cedars, Callaghan Lodge is Whistler's only full-service, remote access cross country and backcountry skiing wilderness retreat. Our lodge based cross country skiing and backcountry skiing provide our guests with a fantastic natural and remote skiing holiday in British Columbia. Imagine a Whistler chalet before Whistler even existed - and you'll have some idea of what it's like to arrive at Callaghan Lodge. No roads, no signs, no power lines. Just pure high-alpine terrain. With unparalleled telemark, back country ski and snowboard touring, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. A deluxe mountain lodge that boasts the ultimate in west coast hospitality and comfort. Glide into Callaghan Lodge. On July 2, 2003, Vancouver, BC was selected to be the host of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. All of the Nordic events - Nordic, Biathlon, Nordic combined, and ski jumping - will be held in the Callaghan Valley, just a few kilometres from the lodge.

12. American Alpine Institute Program - Backcountry Skiing - Sierra And Colorado Roc Join us for two or more days of backcountry skiing in either the Colorado Rockies or California s High Sierra. You will develop your backcountry skiing http://www.aai.cc/ProgramDetail/bcskiing/

Intermediate Length 2-6 Days Cost 4:1 $150; 3:1 $170; 2:1 $200; 1:1 $325 (per person, per day) Max Ratio Capacity Location Eastern Sierra, CA; San Juans, CO; and Mt. Baker, WA Intermediate level skiing ability with either telemark or alpine touring equipment; a good level of physical fitness Jan 11 - Jan 12, 2008 Feb 1 - Feb 2, 2008 Feb 22 - Feb 23, 2008 Mar 8 - Mar 9, 2008 Dec 19 - Dec 20, 2008 Please enter your email address: Backcountry Skiing - Sierra and Colorado Rockies Skiing toward Bear Creek Spire, Rock Creek Basin, Sierra Nevada. Photo by Richard Steele Introduction This program encompasses the skills of intermediate and advanced backcountry skiing, backcountry touring, winter camping, and avalanche hazard evaluation, and it includes some of the finest ski touring found in North America. Courses are offered for telemarking and randonnée gear, with an emphasis on alpine touring technique.The program is designed to advance each participant's skiing ability as well as to develop the skills required for travel in the cold temperatures, complex terrain, and varied snow conditions of the winter environment. While this course is very much oriented towards wilderness skiing, many of the skills presented will also help prepare participants for the conditions found in the highest mountain ranges of the world. This course can thus provide excellent background both for those who want to concentrate on adventurous, backcountry ski touring and ski mountaineering, and for those who would like to move on to alpine or expeditionary climbing. This program does not include climbing skills, but when it is combined with one of AAI's summer alpine mountaineering or ice climbing courses on glacier ice, it provides excellent preparation for climbing in such areas as Alaska and the Yukon where approaches are usually made on skis.

13. Backcountry Ski Huts, Summer Cabins, Backcountry Skiing, Snowboarding, Mountain Backcountry Ski Huts and Summer Cabins for rent on Red Mountain Pass, San Juan Mountains Colorado near Silverton and Ouray. http://www.skihuts.com/

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14. Backcountry Skiing + Snowboarding -- Roberts Includes tips, related links, and stories and photos from backcountry adventures in Utah, Washington, and Switzerland. http://www.roberts-1.com/ski/

Ski Backcountry Skiing and Snowboarding Ken Roberts and Sharon Marsh Roberts Ski Photos Training Travel ... our Trips Stories and Photos Europe United States Travel for backcountry skiing and snowboarding Training ideas for Flatlanders more ski blog discussion groups + forums info + links Lou Dawson's Wild Snow : We've found lots of really helpful info here over the years to help our backcountry skiing, especially on bindings and equipment. more our other websites Hudson Valley Skiing (New York) ideas on Cross-country Skiing Bike Hudson Valley (New York) Print this ... more To send us questions or comments about this website, see this contact information - - Homepage is www.roberts-1.com/ski Samplelink qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq [ This text is just to potentially fill up width space to help the browser format the left menucol better. You're not supposed to see it in your browser screen display or on your printed paper output. If you do see it or notice it, it shouldn't cause any problem with your use of this website. But you could let us know about how you experienced it. ]

15. Backcountry Magazine—Backcountry Skiing, Snowboarding, Alpine Touring, Telemark Backcountry, the magazine of backcountry skiing, telemark, ski mountaineering, snowboarding and splitboarding covers news, events, travel, destinations, http://www.backcountrymagazine.com/

//var nav = (document.layers) ? true : false; var iex = (document.all) ? true : false; //if(iex) document.write('') if(nav) document.write('') Date: 1/11/08 Skier: Rob Fisher Location: Northern Selkirks, B.C. Photo: Howie Bock Homepage photo Archive Submit your own photo Current Issue Slide For Life Staying Alive in Avalanche Country Pakistani Powder Tantalus Range B.C. Ed LaChapelle 1926-2007 Couloir of the Month: Sierra Nevada, CA Backcountry News Avalaunch Festival debuts at the Winter Outdoor Retailer Winter Market, featuring Michael Franti and Sprearhead Vermont: Big Jay Closure Irks Skiers Training Underway for 24 Hours of Sunlight State To Restrict Skier Access to Big Jay ... CAIC Avy Jam Fundraiser Increases Contribution by 40% Feature Dhaulagiri Diary Puja, Fixed Ropes and Acclimatization by Fredrik Ericsson The weather is good and time flies by here in Nepal. Life in base camp (BC) is simple and easy going, mostly focused on food. After three days in BC I went up and had my first taste of Dhaulagiri, The White Mountain. Full Story On Sale Until April '08 2008 Gear Guide Mountain Tested: Skis, Snowboards, Boots, Bindings

16. 10th Tenth Mountain Division Hut Association, Colorado, Home Page 10th (Tenth) Mountain Huts backcountry ski, snowboard, bike, hike, We provide a unique opportunity for backcountry skiing, mountain biking, http://www.huts.org/

10th Mountain Division Hut Association home contact volunteer join ... [web work] WELCOME TO THE 1Oth MOUNTAIN HUTS 10th Mountain manages a system of 29 backcountry huts in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, connected by 350 miles of suggested routes. We provide a unique opportunity for backcountry skiing, mountain biking, or hiking while staying in safe, comfortable shelter. Skiing out from the Peter Estin Hut. Our name honors the men of 10th Mountain Division of the U.S. Army, who trained during World War II at Camp Hale in central Colorado. Hut visitors share the special spirit of these individuals, especially their pursuit of excellence, self reliance, and love of the outdoors. We hope you find our website useful, but most of all we hope you enjoy the huts! 10th Mountain Division and Summit Huts Associations, Alfred A. Braun Hut System, and Friends Hut operate under special use permits from the US Forest Service, and are equal opportunity service providers.

17. Dave’s Backcountry Ski Blog Maybe it s time to forget elaborate trail grooming in the backcountry skiing and snowshoeing area. Maybe state parks should just make a weekly or http://www.weknowsnow.com/iskibc/

lb_path = "http://weknowsnow.com/iskibc/wp-content/plugins/lightbox/"; Blog About Jan Deepest Day Ever: Steamboat Backcountry, January 2008 iskibc backcountry snow adventures Read on Steamboat backcountry, January 2008: Click on images to view enlarged size This has become the winter of deep powder tree skiing. The snowpack and weather this season has been very tricky, making it tough to get up high and tackle the high peaks and lines here in Colorado. Instead, most of the focus has been on skiing lots of yo-yo style deep powder stashes across the northern part of the state. The storm systems have been consistent, freshening things up every few days and cleaning the slate for untracked day after untracked day. Routt County scenic: Mark wondering if the end is near: Then it came his turn to break trail: After a few hours of trenching up the mountain we decided we had enough. Mark 1st lap: Dave: Lap after lap, white room after white room: Down near the bottom I got the hankering to play around on this feature. Can you spot the skier?: Closer look: digg_url='http://weknowsnow.com/iskibc/2008/01/23/deepest-day-ever-steamboat-backcountry-january-2008/'; digg_skin = 'button'; digg_bgcolor = '#FFFFFF'; digg_title = 'Deepest Day Ever: Steamboat Backcountry, January 2008'; digg_bodytext = ''; digg_topic = '';

18. FeedTheHabit.com - Utah Mountain Biking, Backcountry Skiing And Outdoor Sports V Utah Mountain Biking, backcountry skiing and Outdoor Sports Videos, Pictures and Articles. http://www.feedthehabit.com/

posted in: Skiing Waiting for the Rope to Drop in Mineral Basin - Snowbird, Utah Author: Jason Mitchell Add a Comment I had skied Mineral Basin only once before and it was the winter it opened. I was treated to 1500 feet of sun-crusted bumpsnot my ideal run. Over the years I've realized that yes, I can ski moguls, but just because I can ski moguls doesn't mean I like skiing them. I'm a powder junkie and if I'm not skiing powder, I dig arcing big turns on the groomers. But, those bumps had one thing going for thema variable, but relatively consistent fall-line and a perfect pitch that wasn't too steep nor too shallow. Hmmm... those are the same ingredients that make for excellent hills on powder days. Sounds like pretty much the entire mountain at Steamboat, Colorado or Grand Targhee, Wyoming. Those hills are famous for perfectly-pitched champagne powder runs. Mineral Basin is like a mini Grand ... continue reading... posted in: Backcountry Skiing Gear Reviews Black Diamond Covert Pack with AvaLung Review Author: Jason Mitchell 2 Comments The life-saving Black Diamond AvaLung has been on the market for a few years now. This technology sucks the oxygen out of the micro air pockets within the snowpack and allows you to breathe while completely submerged for 60 minutes or longer. The AvaLung system doesn't keep you out of avalanches... that's what your brain is for, it's built to keep you alive longer. Given that most avalanche victims suffocate before they are found, the AvaLung system is a must-have item for anyone traveling in the backcountry. The survival rate of a full-burial dramatically decreases after 15 minutes. Without an AvaLung, if you are alive, but not found in 15 minutes, your chances of survival become next to nothing very quickly. However, with an AvaLung, you can safely breathe for 60 minutes or more because of the ingenious ...

19. Skiing On a NOLS ski course, you’ll (re)discover the joy of backcountry skiing. Living and traveling in this wild environment requires new skills and offers new http://www.nols.edu/courses/skills/skiing.shtml

Office hours (MT): Monday-Thursday 8am-7pm, Friday 8am-5pm Then you'll heft a pack and ski into the mountains for the ultimate winter skiing experience. For nine days you'll learn to be a competent winter camper in a classroom of big mountain terrain covered in deep untracked powder. Few places on Earth are more dramatic or beautiful. Skiing 17 and Over Duration: 14 days Age: 17 and Over Tuition: Dates: January 5-January 18, 2006 February 26-March 11, 2006 College Credit: (Optional) 2 Semester Credit Hours 2 Hours Skills Practicum Course start/end: Driggs, Idaho Equipment Deposit: Fly in/out: Idaho Falls, Idaho Downloads: Course Description (pdf) Equipment List (pdf) Skiing 23 and Over Duration: 12 days Age: 23 and Over Tuition: Dates: February 5-February 16, 2006

20. Berthoud Pass Backcountry Skiing The best snowshoeing trips, instruction, and guided snowshoe trips in the Rockies. Avalanche awareness and instruction! http://www.berthoudpass.com/

Store TrustLogo("https://boc123.com/Pics/hackerguardianlogo.gif", "HGLOGO", "none"); Boulder Outdoor Center Our 28th Year! HOME Site Map Online Store Gear Search ... New Snowmobile Tours! Great Deals on Gear 50-90% off! You can now scroll through a list of everything that we have on sale Berthoud Pass, Colorado Awesome backcountry skiing and boarding Berthoud Pass ski area is now closed. The lifts have been removed and the base lodge is being removed. What is left are fantastic runs for the backcountry enthusiasts. Berthoud Pass ski area opened in 1937 and held a a reputation for premiere backcountry skiing and snowboarding. The area offers an experience that is comparable to snowcat and helicopter skiing. Half of the ski area was designated as advanced or expert. More than 65 trails on 1,200 acres of terrain. Some runs can be done right off of the pass, but most runs require some hiking up the mountain. Many runs end up below the pass requiring a vehicle shuttle back to the pass. Warning!!!

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