Update July 2013: This trail was washed out in the flood of June 2013 and has not been repaired. It is not skiable. If you like fast downhills, here’s a trail for you. The brochure describes Marmot basin trail thus…“provides a good run down from the top.” That’s quite the understatement…
The most fun ever, Part II This is the first time I’ve skied all the way to the summit. The final 2.4K was, to the best of my recollection, not always trackset
– Ribbon creek is in excellent condition – I’ll be posting two reports from today. My other trip was to the Skogan pass summit and I’ll post it tomorrow. It was
Did you know that Skogan pass is steeper today than it was 10 years ago? At least, that’s what Jane told me on the trail today. Maybe she was telling me that the years
Tessa the springer spaniel, my friend Ruth and I headed to Kananaskis to check out the freshly groomed Bill Milne trail today. It was snowing lightly, and the
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?”
The trails which were trackset yesterday were in fabulous condition: Terrace, Aspen, and Kovach. Tessa and I also ventured over to Ribbon creek
– There wasn’t a cloud in the sky today, but there were huge snow plumes on Mt Baldy – I had my sights set on Mt Shark today, but with Spray Lakes road closed,
Update Jan 11 @ 9:00 a.m. Spray lakes road will be closed today for four hours beginning at 11 a.m. for avalanche control. Barabara gave us a heads-up on this last night. All the trails at Mt Shark were trackset last night. The Banff
Here’s an email I received this morning from Chelsie: Hi, I don’t know if you can help, and if not do you know what websites or resources we might be able to use? We are new to cross country skiing
