The conditions today were incredible. I’ll be posting an update on my fantastic ski trip later this evening. In the meantime, what trail do you think it is? It’s a tough one, so I’ll give you another one to drool over from the same location. Make sure you look at…
Everybody’s guessing about something much more important, but just hang on for a few more hours. It would appear that CBC let the cat out of the bag on the Eyeopener this morning. I’m going to respect Alberta Parks’ wishes and not say anything until the official announcement later today….
“…You hit all the weather links on Bob’s blog searching for the most optimistic snow report.” -Jeff
With Hallowe’en right around the corner, this is an appropriate time to remember these long lost bridges which now live only in pictures and our imaginations. The floods of 2013 destroyed or damaged many ski trail bridges, but I can still
This photo was sent in by Ribbon Creek tracksetter Jeff at 2:55 pm. You can look at the Live Grooming Report and make an educated guess. I would say it’s a specific section of the the Evan-Thomas fire road, perhaps the part that was
-One of my all-time favourite trails and photos. Sadly, this section of trail is gone forever- These photos should bring back a lot of memories of fabulous ski trips from days
Judging by the weather forecast, it looks like we can play this game for a while yet. I should mention that all the photos have an identifying feature in them. It could be a mountain, a river, a certain view, a sign, or a unique feature
If everything goes according to plan, we should see some grooming occur on Moraine Lake road tomorrow. From the sounds of Chuck’s Trip Report,
Update: Congratulations to Steve Riggs for completing the puzzle in Game #1. Photo #9 is Patterson trail in PLPP. It looks like #9 will be the tough one here, too.
Update: Now that all have been correctly named, I’ve labeled the photos in the gallery. Photo at the top is Lake Minnewanka road(access to Cascade valley).
