In the last week the skiing conditions in the Crested Butte backcountry has continued to look more like winter and less like boney, warm spring conditions. I woke up Wednesday morning to multiple Facebook "statuses" glorifying the 20 to 36 inches that CB had received and the forecast of blue skies all week. I anxiously sat through class all day twiddling my thumbs and waiting for my turn to go slay some pow. I made my way up Kebler Pass with my girlfriend Brittney, good friends Jared and Owen, as well as my new sticks! This was a particularly glorious occasion for me because I have had the opportunity to drool over these new Armada Ants for over a year now since I missed last season due to a shoulder injury. Needless to say the new sticks were beyond sick and knee deep pow was an excellent added bonus! Looking forward to continual snow fall and the opening day at Crested Butte.

Friday, November 19, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
Early Season Skiing!
It was a great feeling to clean up the piles of random bike gear in my room, and replace it with piles of random ski gear! It seems incredibly early to start the ski season in October but after missing the ski season last year I am stoked to be back on two planks. Over the last week we have been lucky enough to once again get some great early season snow in the Crested Butte backcountry. All three days were perfect weather with some great skiing conditions, a foot of dense snow with another foot of softer snow on top.
Jared getting ready to drop in
Fresh tracks up Scholfield Pass
Found a little "drop to snow spine"
Poor shot but still sweet
Brittney makin the hike
Owen and I on Kebler
Owen
Me
Sam
Jared getting ready to drop in
Fresh tracks up Scholfield Pass
Found a little "drop to snow spine"
Poor shot but still sweet
Brittney makin the hike
Owen and I on Kebler
Owen
Me
Sam
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