Big Diesel
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I'm on a bike and we road from tin shack to notch, it was rough and low snow, lots of creeks open and lost of rocks becareful,
All in all sounds like pretty skinny for the average guy to find good snow. Are you guys having to go way back to find decent snow? What are the chances of the average guy finding fresh?
Hoping the reload comes soon!!!
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All in all sounds like pretty skinny for the average guy to find good snow. Are you guys having to go way back to find decent snow? What are the chances of the average guy finding fresh?
Hoping the reload comes soon!!!
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was it raining up there?
Doug, How many tracks are where we took you toward the end of last year?
It is tough for the average guy to find fresh. If you are adventurous Luke, there is fresh around and "you don't have to go way back!" This is less than 2 km from the Rolling Hills cabin. The boys from SK were played out, tired, and suffering from thin air after our day today. Another day of great snow but not that deep at 145 cm.
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Yea. Hopefully we can find some decent snow on Sunday. Possibly bringing a newbie along for the ride.
Is there anywhere to rent a sled and gear in fernie? On a Sunday?
Any snow reviews from today? How high was the rain?
Does the season pass come in the mail, or do we just print off confirmation??
New to ridding Fernie what are the coal creek & morrissey staging areas like if you have a 30FT inclosed trailer? My understanding hartley lake is hard to access and is only recommended with a sled deck or small two place trailer. Any info would be great! Cheers!