The facts are you can drive an OHV just about anywhere that’s not too steep, they’re small and easy to hide (many come in camo colors), and they’re easy to maneuver around closure gates.
Monthly Archives
April 2007
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Dawn patrol, this morning. Can you spot the kid trying to make school on time? Lou DawsonWildSnow.com publisher emeritus and founder Lou (Louis Dawson) has a 50+ years career in climbing, backcountry skiing and ski mountaineering. He was the first…
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Ski names don’t always mean skiing, check out our fractured dictionary for ski touring and mountaineering.
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Sole footbeds reviewed and used in Scarpa boots for summer alpinism
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Salewa Dynafit North America (SNA, home of Dynafit, Silvretta and SALEWA), is up and running. Phone number is 303-444-0446 with a menu for customer service, etc. Email is custsvc@dynafit.us. Dynafit website is here Tips on getting the best customer service:…
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Louie skiing Kairns Chute down from Snowmass Resort. Saturday was last day open for Snowmass. This time of year the key to backcountry fun is access to the alpine. Snowmass provides good high elevation terrain, both backcountry and inbounds. We…
