moyiesledhead
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Fernie conditions
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summit1974
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moyiesledhead
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I didn't! That would kill an old guy like me! Those are my son's pics from yesterday. I'm assuming Coal Creek, and I'm betting jumping was involved. Friggin Hickshow guys!
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jhurkot
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cold... so cold. snow was surprisingly good anywhere that wasn't too sunny. not too much traffic and snow coming!
Weirboondocking
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It's been a good week of riding, the last few days have been cold but the snow has been worth bundling up for. It's snowing currently and is forecasted to snow till the 7th. Hopefully the forecast is right.
summit1974
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how was the snow today??
struglin
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snow was awesome Tuesday the snow was amazing today was super deep a little wetter and heavier rain till about half way up but super deep once you get threw it big avy came across coal creek couple km before the rolling hills about 7' deep on the trail groomer should have fun with that still lots of hangfire up there
Was a wicked day!! Super deep. You know it's good when out of 4 of us only the turbo made it up the big hill on pipeline on first try... The pipeline was sooooo fun!! Sorry no pics. Honestly couldn't stop long enough!!
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Doug better pin er' when he gets to that spot tonight.
Doug, im curious about avy's on the trail and risks posed to groomer operators while grooming. Have you ever been caught in an avi while grooming or had one roll thru in front of you or behind you? This is definitely a hazard of the job. Im sure you have some stories.
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Nothing serious. I guess we have been lucky or smart. We don't go during a storm or right after a storm or a snow cycle. We let the naturals sort of run their course but then again one never knows when they may slide. This is the first year I have seen debris on the Coal Creek trail in Fernie. In Elkford, it is pretty much a monthly event on the Crossing Creek trail. There are 5 main avalanche chutes and they don't come down at the same time. Some come down 4-5 times a season and others may only come down once or twice. It is hit and miss. Here is a video of cleaning up a couple with the PB 200. It is a nice sized SnowCat for doing that kind of work.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kja0wI-a3RE
sc800
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Wow that little machine can move A LOT of snow!
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Snow was pretty good spring conditions yesterday, but it rained all the way to the top of the rolling hills this morning and wrecked all the snow
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A pretty major slide at marker 39 in Coal Creek this afternoon. Be careful out there kids.
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Weirboondocking
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Slides slides and more slides. Lots of stuff came across the road today.
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In fernie this week with the sled but hanging out in the cabin so far. A little sketched out about the conditions out there. Have some experience in the mountains and AST1. Are the Avy conditions going to improve this week? We always just ride around the rolling hills. With the reports of slides across trails and stuff I almost considered going...skiing.
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