This gal can shred. Big mountain skier Christina ‘Lusit’ Lustenberger shares insights into smart mountain travel, prepping to ski big lines, hometown advantages and more on Totally Deep Podcast Episode 63.
backcountry skiing
Backcountry skiing is THE top subject of WildSnow.com
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On Mount Hood’s Newton-Clark Headwall, timing is everything. On a spring attempt of this classic east face line, we timed it badly.
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On a volcano ski trip around the Pacific Northwest, all the stoke in the world couldn’t surpass closed roads, rain, avi danger, down trees, and the simple fact that Northwest volcanos are actually very far apart.
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Most ski trips are celebrated by summits and powder runs. But when trying to ski Terminal Cancer Couloir, in Elko, Nevada, we were just lucky to not get arrested.
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Spring backcountry skiing on Mt. Adams: the north face of the Northwest Ridge (NFNWR) and Lava Glacier Headwall.
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Backcountry skiing on the Park Headwall of Mt. Baker’s Boulder Glacier: steep, exciting and beautiful spring skiing.
