2021-2022 Revelstoke Area Updates
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Dragonalain
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Rode Boulder today Oh my it was deep today. Above the cabin it was meh even dropped down on the back side of the ridge it was maybe knee deep but below the cabin holy sheet. I dropped this little Cliff today the 174 sunk outa sight. I don’t use a shovel very often but today I had to pull it out.
The photo with the snow coming over the hood is a no bs picture trying to find deep snow to come over the hood. It was flatish ground and I went from 1/2 throttle to a rolling stop and that’s what happens.
The photo with the snow coming over the hood is a no bs picture trying to find deep snow to come over the hood. It was flatish ground and I went from 1/2 throttle to a rolling stop and that’s what happens.
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bendy
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bendy
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Looking forward to this type of stuff up here in Northern BC tomorrow. 160cm in the last 9 days and heavy snow fall warning for today and tonight... gonna be epic!
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kimrick
RIP Fellow Sledder
Make sure when you are out riding to follow the trail rules.
Head on collision on Boulder today because one fellow was on the wrong side of the trail.
Speed unknown.
No pics, as no need to pour salt in the wounds of damaged sled folk.
Both sleds heavily damaged.
Luckily no serious injuries.....
People are excited to get to the cabin/alpine, but mach chicken (pin it to win it) is not the best speed.
2 way traffic is at all times of the day.
People are transitioning between mountains, other trails, coming from the West side to parking lots to meet friends, etc.....
I realize "No", Snow and Mudders do these kinds of things, but watch out and heads up for the other riders.
Also a broken ankle/severe sprain early in the day that required a trip to the hospital.
Play safe all.
Head on collision on Boulder today because one fellow was on the wrong side of the trail.
Speed unknown.
No pics, as no need to pour salt in the wounds of damaged sled folk.
Both sleds heavily damaged.
Luckily no serious injuries.....
People are excited to get to the cabin/alpine, but mach chicken (pin it to win it) is not the best speed.
2 way traffic is at all times of the day.
People are transitioning between mountains, other trails, coming from the West side to parking lots to meet friends, etc.....
I realize "No", Snow and Mudders do these kinds of things, but watch out and heads up for the other riders.
Also a broken ankle/severe sprain early in the day that required a trip to the hospital.
Play safe all.
snopro
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Where did all that big pow go from yesterday?
That’s what we were wondering. Fake news.
snopro
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Always good back there
skegpro
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What's with the crust?
Dragonalain
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We still found deep snow at Boulder today but like I said anything above the cabin is knee deep. It needs a reset that’s for sure tho. Even our spots that usually never get tracked had tracks. Had a break down today the alum eye stripped the threads out in the shock. lucky this happened at the cabin on the way down and not in the Kirk up drainage.
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Nice seeing all the pics and videos being posted. Thanks looks great.
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canuck5
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Needs a reset I don’t even know if your serious or not. Boulder get enough sleds to smash dual storm cycles this week in 2 days? How many sleds per day there these days?
South side of Boulder was worse than north side for crust. Was thick though probably 3/8” thick in spots.
bendy
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Makes a guy wonder when these videos of Matt’s are even being filmed? They are supposedly from the day before. Did it rain? Weird.
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