The trail has been freshly trackset and is still soft. The walker is leaving large divots and clumps which will be dangerous after the snow sets up. What would be the best way to approach someone who is walking in the ski tracks?
In this winter of little snowfall, we haven’t been able to give much good news. I received this email last week from Hardy in Manitoba…
I took the above photo in January 2010 at the introduction of Canada’s xc ski team for the 2010 winter olympics in Vancouver. How many can you name? You may remember the 50K classic race where Devon Kershaw missed the podium
This ski trip didn’t meet my expectations. When I’m doing my all-time favourite loop, I want everything to be perfect!
The new Kananaskis ski trail brochures are out, and two of our regular readers and trip reporters, Simona and Cheeky, had their photo selected for the front of the PLPP brochure. I took the photo of Simona and Cheeky on Dec 10, 2015
There’s nothing more enjoyable than 6K of downhill fun on excellent tracksetting and good, fast snow on Pocaterra. Upper Pocaterra was trackset last night
I’ll have an update later tonight from my excellent day on the middle trails of PLPP. In the mean time, look at Chuck’s incredible photos from Tokumm Creek. If there was ever a trip report to inspire people to go backcountry,
Most of us have noticed a significant increase in hikers and snowshoers on the trails this year. Would anyone like to speculate on why we aren’t seeing the usual signage at Lake Louise this winter?
More trails were trackset in PLPP last night including Amos, Woolley, Meadow and Wheeler. Fox Creek, Boulton Creek, and Moraine were groomed. Check the PLPP Live Grooming Report for details. In Yoho, Kicking Horse River
“Mild and magical today in the west elk meadows. Every kind of interesting clouds one can imagine. Including wispy cotton balls wafting and bouncing through the meadows and sticking to mount fox like snowballs.” -MaSid
