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Skiing at its best

Jeff groomed and trackset Skogan pass this morning and you’ll never ski on better conditions than I did today. I originally set out

Bigfoot spotted in Banff

Now that was fun!! I skied Goat creek and Spray river east yesterday. Excellent snow and fantastic tracks from the Goat creek trailhead to the Goat creek bridge. Just the absolute best.

Cougar in Ribbon creek area

Thank you, trip reporters, for the prompt updates today. Lots of excitement which everyone has probably read about by now, but if you haven’t seen the previous updates

Ribbon creek just gets better

Update Feb 22: Due to a cougar kill, there are some closures in effect for Ribbon creek west of Link junction, and Link. Check the Trip Reports

Debris-free skiing in PLPP

I returned to PLPP yesterday and had another very enjoyable afternoon of skiing on almost the identical trails as on Tuesday. They’ve received 2 – 5 cm

Thanks to Roland L for the trip report, and thanks to Brenda for the photo: Skied Pocaterra today Feb 02 From the junction Packers towards south shortly before Whiskey Jack junction we followed large animal tracks on both side of trail

Not pine needles, but fur in the track

I found this on Twitter from Banff National Park: “This ski track was the site of a mighty struggle. Can you help us identify what animal left this fur behind?”

Kananaskis Village trails

– A deer was browsing on Aspen trail – Conditions were superb on the trails around Kananaskis Village. It looked like Jeff was grooming and tracksetting the Bill Milne trail and the Wedge connector,

Cougar and wolf

– Sundance Lodge is at the end of the Brewster creek groomed ski trail – A cougar was spotted today on Healy creek by Doug Connery. I had met Doug descending the Brewster creek trail as I was going up.

Farmer’s almanac predicts good snow year for Western Canada

I grew up on a farm, so weather was always a hot topic of conversation. I remember the huge impact that weather

Category: Animal tracks & sightings

Skiing at its best

Bigfoot spotted in Banff

Cougar in Ribbon creek area

Ribbon creek just gets better

Debris-free skiing in PLPP

Animal tracks on Pocaterra

Not pine needles, but fur in the track

Kananaskis Village trails

Cougar and wolf

Farmer’s almanac predicts good snow year for Western Canada

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