2018/19 Revelstoke and Area Updates

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It's pretty set up and firm underneath. At 4 to 6 inches there is an ice layer you'll be punching through all day. That was what I found yesterday riding boulder. Probed 136cm. Deeper on some wind blown aspects.
 

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How was Keystone? With the conditions are guys going across shovel ridge and up over the second ridge?
 

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How was Keystone? With the conditions are guys going across shovel ridge and up over the second ridge?
We set off a bunch of avalanches on smaller terrain so we didn't really want to spend a bunch of time out on the slope shoveling. Keystone got the rain, but not like boulder south.

And no, no one went across the shovel out.
 

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The crust is in Griffin too. Rode boulder today, visibility was very poor so played in the private meadows as best we could. Did find some really nice little pockets of powder.
 

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The crust is in Griffin too. Rode boulder today, visibility was very poor so played in the private meadows as best we could. Did find some really nice little pockets of powder.

How ugly is the goat trail in?
 

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Conditions are excellent right now. Avy risk is increasing with all this new snow as well. Please be careful.

Anyone driving from revy to Calgary on Tuesday with room for 1 passenger? PM me, thanks!
 

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We set off a bunch of avalanches on smaller terrain so we didn't really want to spend a bunch of time out on the slope shoveling. Keystone got the rain, but not like boulder south.

And no, no one went across the shovel out.
Yea I didnt think it would be very wise to attempt the shovel out with the conditions, had debated going there but limits the size of the area if you dont go across, thanks for the info!
 

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Rode Boulder on Sunday. My A-game apparently wasn't good enough haha.
Once you get through that crust it's game over. Also hard to punch a ski through which led to a couple trees wells.

Rode Frisby today. Much better snow. But very poor visibility. Still smashed some bumper pow.

Both trails were whooped to all hell. I'm assuming the rain/warm weather doesn't help at all.
 

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The fact that the club is discounting passes due to current conditions is very generous and unnecessary IMO. I'm sure repair costs of the groomer don't get cheaper when snow conditions aren't ideal... Thanks for what you do!

You will never see Sicamous do this. You can’t even get the BCSF discount like Revy offers.

Good Job Revy.
 

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What do you think the is the reason for the poor trail conditions? Mother Nature or the club?

I’m going to go with Mother Nature. The Revy club is top notch.

Sure nature has lead to the resulting trail and snow conditions but a very well recognized member of the club had a lot to say about the state of the club and the fees being charged.

Can’t say them reducing the fee is a result of that show of displeasure but it’s a good jester. I have an annual membership so regardless the club gets that money which I am happy to pay.
 

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Sure nature has lead to the resulting trail and snow conditions but a very well recognized member of the club had a lot to say about the state of the club and the fees being charged.

Can’t say them reducing the fee is a result of that show of displeasure but it’s a good jester. I have an annual membership so regardless the club gets that money which I am happy to pay.

I wonder what the Revy Club members Dad thinks of his stand on the Club. Be interesting if it was the same.
 
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