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Backcountry Skiing:     more books (64)

Backcountry Skiing Snoqualmie Pass by Martin Volken, 2001-12-01 Colorado: Hut to Hut : A Guide to Skiing and Biking Colorado's Backcountry by Brian Litz, 1992-09 Dawson's Guide to Colorado Backcountry Skiing, Volume 1 by Louis W. Dawson II, 2000-12-01 Backcountry Skiing California's Eastern Sierra by Dan Mingori, Nate Greenberg, 2009-01-06 Skiing the Pioneer Valley: Cross-Country Ski Centers, Backcountry Touring, and Downhill Ski Areas by Bruce Scofield, Christopher J. Ryna, et all 1997-01 Alpine Skiing: Ski jumping, Telemark skiing, Avalanche, Ski touring, Backcountry skiing, Alpine skiing at the Winter Olympics, FIS Alpine World Ski Championships, List of Alpine Skiing world champions Ski Ranonnee: Backcountry Skiing for the Alpine Skier by Jean Vives, 2006 Backcountry Skiing Adventures Maine and New Hampshire Classic Ski and Snowboard Tours in Maine and New Hampshire 1998 publication. by David Godman, 1998 Backcountry Skiing Berthoud Pass by Jordan Lipp, 2005 Backcountry Skiing, California's High Sierra - 1999 publication by John Moynr, 1999 Ski Camping: A Guide to the Delights of Backcountry Skiing by Ron Watters, 1989-10 Backcountry Snowboarding and Skiing in the Northern Sierra by George Hurchalla, 2004-02

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21. David Goodman - Backcountry Skiing And Snowboarding Adventures
    David Goodman is the author of the new 2 volume edition backcountry skiing and Snowboarding Maine/NH and Vermont/NY.  
    http://users.adelphia.net/~davgood/
    
    Extractions: The two-volumes of Backcountry Skiing Adventures are the only guides to backcountry skiing and snowboarding in the Northeast. If you want to discover the best powder skiing in the East, these books will show you the way. These all new, expanded, revised editions were just published by Appalachian Mountain Club Books. The long awaited Vermont-New York guide is new this winter!

22. Ogden Area Backcountry Skiing & Snowboarding - Backcountry Ski Trails
    Get detailed descriptions and maps for Utah Ogden Area backcountry skiing Snowboarding Backcountry Ski Trails on Trails.com, your outdoor planning  
    http://www.trails.com/activity.asp?area=11728

23. Sierra Club Backcountry Skiing Section
    San Francisco Bay backcountry skiing Section SF Bay Chapter, Sierra Club. Welcome to the San Francisco backcountry skiing Home Page!  
    http://sanfranciscobay.sierraclub.org/SkiTouring/homepage.htm
    
    Extractions: SF Bay Chapter, Sierra Club Our section welcomes all who enjoy skiing. We offer a variety of trips for both nordic and alpine tourers. Activities include: day touring hut trips snow camping backcountry ski tours extended winter mountaineering trips Send comments on this page to the webmaster Last Updated January 10, 2008

24. Backcountry Skiing In Utah's Wasatch Mountains
    A ski blog about backcountry skiing the Wasatch foothills, near Salt Lake City, Utah. It covers year round skiing, snowboarding, touring, skinning,  
    http://www.foothillfreak.com/
    
    Extractions: New Page: See the freak's compendium of favorite ski tours Winter is finally here. Check out the December blogski Foothill is currently sworn to slience and unable to blog while completing a BC equipment review. Blogging will resume after the article runs sometime in December. Miserable log of snowless November ski days now posted. Don't look, you might cry, like I currently am. Team Freak is home from the Andes. Check out the picts starting with Portillo . Don't miss the shots of Volcan Llaima or of Volcan Villarica A Memorial Day weekend road trip discovers excellent skiing on Mount Nebo and in the Tushars , but strikes out in Great Basin National Park The road to Mirror Lake is open, time to ski the Uintas May and April trip reports now posted. Explored the major carnage cause by a Gobblers Knob Avalanche Check out some of the Freaks Favorite Ski Photos on this new page. The Baldy Knoll trip report is in. Also, good news for dusk patrollers: daylight savings time ends a few weeks earlier this year. Be ready to freak after work come March 12th. Check out the Shrine Mountain trip report.

25. The Mountaineer - Adirondack Backcountry Ski Festival
    Novice downhill skiers can choose from the always popular twoday Introduction to backcountry skiing clinic or the classic 13-mile Avalanche Pass Traverse  
    http://www.mountaineer.com/skifest/index.htm
    
    Extractions: Local backcountry gurus and Cloudsplitter Mountain Guides in Keene Valley will lead guided tours for all ability levels. Backcountry Magazine will host a presentation Saturday evening at Cascade Ski Touring Center on Rt. 73 between Keene and Lake Placid. ‘We are incredibly lucky to have such a great group of local and guest guides for this event who are willing to come out and share their depth of experience and knowledge with other skiers,’ says the Mountaineer’s Vinny McClelland. Novice skiers can join Emilie Drinkwater and Jim Sausville for an introductory tour and learn the basics of backcountry skiing. Intermediate skiers can traverse the High Peaks through Avalanche Pass with David Thomas-Train and Tony Goodwin or head for a favorite glade or backcountry trail with Colin Loher and Bill Dodd. Experienced backcountry skiers can join a tour of one of the High Peaks' challenging slides with Jesse Williams and Jeremy Haas. Major sponsors for this year’s event include Primaloft and Backcountry magazine. Garmont, Scarpa, Voile, Black Diamond, K2 and Karhu have generously provided the latest demo equipment for event participants, and additional sponsors include Mammut and Marmot. The Skifest is a benefit event, with proceeds supporting the New York State Ski Education Foundation’s Nordic racing programs and the Adirondack Ski Touring Council, stewards of the Adirondack Park’s backcountry ski trail system, including the famous Jackrabbit Trail.

26. Seattle Mountaineers Skiing And Snowboarding Committee
    Seattle Mountaineers backcountry skiing and Snowboarding alpine resource with classes, trips, leader information, education resources, ski reports,  
    http://www.mountaineers.org/seattle/skiing/

27. Hellroaring Ski Adventures - Montana Backcountry Skiing & Riding
    Hellroaring Ski Adventures Montana s finest hutskiing experience, backcountry skiing and riding in the most exciting new hut access terrain in the  
    http://www.skihellroaring.com/

28. ADX And Expeditionary Studies At SUNY Plattsburgh - Backcountry Skiing
    The ability to deal with tout neige (all snow) is part of backcountry skiing. That s why our classes take you to packed trails, backcountry powder and  
    http://web.plattsburgh.edu/academics/adx/skiing.php
    
    Extractions: Skip to content (access key: 2) Skip to universal navigation (access key: I) Skip to sub navigation (access key: T) You Are Here: SUNY Plattsburgh Academics Adirondack Experience E-mail this page Being a backcountry skier means being able to ski efficiently...uphill and downhill. It also means being able to travel safely in winter environments. So our ski courses cover the range of free-heel ski technique, as well as winter route selection, weather, thermo-regulation, snow science and avalanche assessment, group dynamics and leadership skills as they are germane to the backcountry experience. Learning to Ski, Learning to Think About Skiing

29. Ymir Yurts - Backcountry Skiing And Summer Resort
    Ymir Yurts is ski touring accommodation in the Nelson Range south of Whitewater Ski Resort. The terrain is simply the best for all levels of backcountry  
    http://www.ymiryurts.com/

30. What Is Backcountry Skiing And Snowboarding?
    backcountry skiing or snowboarding on ungroomed and unmarked terrain outside skiarea boundaries (often called skiing off-piste in Europe) is only for  
    http://adventuretravel.about.com/od/extremesnowsports/a/backcountryski.htm
    
    Extractions: zGCID=" test0" zGCID=" test0 test4" zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') You are here: About Travel Adventure Travel Winter Sports Trips ... Skiing and Snowboarding What is Backcountry Skiing and Snowboarding? Adventure Travel Travel Adventure Travel Essentials ... Submit to Digg More About Backcountry Skiing and Snowboarding Finding Extreme Skiing and Snowboarding Inbounds Backcountry Experiences Backcountry Safety.com Helicopter and Snowcat Skiing Magazine More Adventure Travel Watch Through Cams as Sherpas Climb Mount Everest Wonderful Winter Festivals Top Picks for Scuba Diving Off theShore Most Popular Picture - - Parrot in Peru Carry-on Plane Bags Take a Zipline or Canopy Tour Top Adventure Travel Companies ... Types of Adventurous Travel From Lois Friedland FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! Backcountry skiing or snowboarding is exploring ungroomed and unmarked terrain either just outside ski area boundaries or in remote areas. In Europe, this is often called “off-piste” skiing. This is definitely one version of "extreme" skiing and riding. Backcountry skiing and snowboarding on ungroomed and unmarked terrain should only be done by experienced skiers and riders who understand the dangers of avalanches and have appropriate equipment to deal with snow slides and unexpected emergencies. Other potential dangers include exhaustion, getting caught in unexpected blizzards and losing one's way.

31. Backcountry Skiing Skills For Ski Touring And Ski Mountaineering
    In addition to mastering techniques, backcountry skiing also features information on recent evolutions in ski equipment; avalanche safety tips;  
    http://www.mountaineersbooks.org/productdetails.cfm?SKU=0387

32. Colorado Backcountry Skiing And Snowboarding
    Cameron Pass Colorado backcountry ski weather and avalanche information, links and community forums. Ski huts and backcountry snowboard adventures.  
    http://www.powderbuzz.com/

33. Backcountry Skiing And Snowboarding
    Perfect skiing conditions. But the five “Poma” lifts and the lone chair sit idle, the only sound the clinking of the perches as they move in the breeze.  
    http://pistehors.com/
    
    Extractions: Home Avalanche Safety Gear Ski Areas ... Other News Rumours about the future of Dynastar have been circulating for the past couple of years. The Sallanches (Haute-Savoie) based company, part of the Quiksilver stable (NYSE:ZQK), is the last major ski manufacturer in France. Their factory has a capacity to produce 450,000 skis per year. Quiksilver has seen its share price plummet faster than a downhill skier over the last quarter. Posted by davidof at 07:30 AM Read More... If you are in or can get to St Lary Soulan over the 17th to 19th of the January check out their Freeride festival. The 14 films in the competition cover a panorama of recent productions conceived and filmed in the Pyrenees as well as the United States and Canada. The event coincides with St Lary’s 50 anniversary. Posted by davidof at 06:28 AM

34. Backcountry Skiing - National Geographic Adventure Magazine
    Wyoming s Teton Pass just may hold the nation s best backcountry skiing. And lucky you—a road leads right to it.  
    http://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/skiing/wyoming/teton-pass/backcountr
    
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35. Allen & Mike's Really Cool Backcountry Ski Book, Revised And Even Better!
    Allen Mike are back with totally updated information and firsthand advice for all aspects of backcountry skiing and winter camping.  
    http://www.globepequot.com/globepequot/index.cfm?fuseaction=customer.product&pro

36. Ostrander Home Page
    backcountry skiing Information Links to other ski sites Howard s Photography Site A samplling of Howard s Fine Art prints and schedule of shows.  
    http://www.ostranderhut.com/

37. Backcountry Skiing - Journal
    The cabin was a classic backcountry hut. Designed for six we filled it with ten people. Great times were had I just wish I had been there to simply ski the  
    http://greghill.squarespace.com/
    
    Extractions: A motivational backcountry journal, documenting a skier's search for powder Navigation Subscribe Login videos I have attempted this summit three times and never had much success. The access has always been to sled up to around 4500 feet and start touring up the east side, the terrain has always been really steep and committing. Each time I have gotten to a spot where it's time to push on but the terrain and conditions have told me to turn around. So we have made it progressively higher but never to the summit. I discovered a plowed road that gives access to the North Cranberry creek. Judging by the maps it looked like a longer approach but a safer one. I had thought we would ski back out the way we toured in. But as the nine km of valley took longer and longer to tour up I began wondering if I did want to come back out this way. Finally after 4.5 hours we gained the col (where the red dots begin), by this time we were all beat but so much closer to the summit that we pushed on. Winds have played havoc with the alpine and the tour up the ridge was like walking on Mars. Bullet proof frozen waves of snow. But we pushed on and soon enough we were skinning and boot packing up the summit. Wow years of waiting and now finally I was standing on the summit, not for long since it was 4.30 and we had a ways to go.

38. Shasta Mountain Guides: Climbing, Backcountry Skiing, And Mountaineering
    Shasta Mountain Guides is directed by Chris and Jennifer Carr and Michael Zanger. SMG believes in providing the highest quality experience for climbers on  
    http://www.shastaguides.com/
    
    Extractions: Reservations SMG Store - NEW! Weather Conditions Driving Directions Frequently Asked Questions Stewardship Projects ... Home Welcome to Shasta Mountain Guides Welcome to Shasta Mountain Guides, since 1982 leading the highest quality adventures on California?s most spectacular peak. We invite you to join us for a summit climb glacier seminar avalanche course , or a backcountry ski trip . You will be rewarded with the trip of a lifetime! Shasta is located in the very north of California, a volcano in the Cascade Range, and considered by many a perfect peak for new and experienced mountaineers. We are presently taking reservations for our 2008 climbing and ski season. Please contact us with any questions at all, we are happy to help in any way, we hope you can join us on Mount Shasta. Please note: the FREE Transceiver clinic formerly scheduled for 1/5/2008 has been rescheduled to 1/19/2008. Shasta Mountain Guides operates under permit from the Shasta-Trinity National Forest and US Forest Service. In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited form discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) All 2008 Climbs Coming Up Soon: FREE Transceiver Clinics

39. Vail Powder Guides - SnowCat Skiing Near Vail And Copper, Colorado Colorado
    Vail Powder Guides offers guided backcountry skiing and snowboarding near Vail, Colorado K2 Skis. Call to make your reservation for the 20072008 season!  
    http://www.vailsnowcat.com/

40. Idaho Winter - Backcountry Skiing
    backcountry skiing. Filter by Region. ALL, Central, Eastern, North Central, Northern, Southeastern, Southwestern. Search These Results Adjust Results  
    http://www.visitidaho.org/thingstodo/backcountry-skiing.aspx

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