canuck5
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Thursday Friday last week were unreal snow and sunshine!
Revelstoke area updates 2017/18
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Thursday Friday last week were unreal snow and sunshine!
Jorg Jorgenson
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It took me a while to realize there's a sled in that picture
there is 3 sleds in that picture! haha It is stupid deep. And still puking, going to be a good week in Revelstoke!
RevyG
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Bernoff
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And they are on the deck of a TRUCK.
schooled_dweeb
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http://www.avalanche.ca/map/forecasts/north-columbia
choose your terrain wisely this weekend
sidenote
A fellow snowmobiler died in an avy on tuesday 30 jan 2018
in Clemina in Morning Glory.
http://www.therockymountaingoat.com/2018/02/snowmobiler-dies-in-avalanche-near-valemount/
choose your terrain wisely this weekend
sidenote
A fellow snowmobiler died in an avy on tuesday 30 jan 2018
in Clemina in Morning Glory.
http://www.therockymountaingoat.com/2018/02/snowmobiler-dies-in-avalanche-near-valemount/
skegpro
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Storm slab
fredw
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Friday morning lost a set of brand new tobe black gloves, still had new tags and zip tied together, left my dam bag open... at bolder.. anyone find them I have a 30 pack for you..
deep as hell out there, not really newbie riding, or small track machine on backside of boulder, vis is not the best, crazy how much had dumped in last 10 days, over all snow is over 26’.. few slab slides yesterday, stay off slopes
deep as hell out there, not really newbie riding, or small track machine on backside of boulder, vis is not the best, crazy how much had dumped in last 10 days, over all snow is over 26’.. few slab slides yesterday, stay off slopes
jhurkot
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I thought I’d go and high mark a bunch of wide open hills with no trees and then make an Instagram post warning people about the dangers of avalanches.
It's okay tho, you new what you were doing
Dooitorbust
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Great day at Frisbee. Socked in hard but man was she deep! Over the hood face shots all day long.
overlordpro800
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I'm not overly familiar with riding areas around Revy besides riding Boulder a few times. experienced rider but am riding with a few newbies this weekend and was hoping to get some info on where people would recommend riding to avoid getting in a bind and keep hazards at a minimum. Thanks in advance.
schooled_dweeb
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"I'm not overly familiar with riding areas around Revy besides riding Boulder a few times. experienced rider but am riding with a few newbies this weekend and was hoping to get some info on where people would recommend riding to avoid getting in a bind and keep hazards at a minimum. Thanks in advance."
I would suggest Frisby and Boulder...both have cabins and groomed trails
For more info from other people, I would probably start a new thread.
Back to weather/snow conditions for Revelstoke area
http://www.snow-forecast.com/resorts/Revelstoke/6day/mid
look like sunshine for the weekend after this storm blows thru
still have to check avy conditons ...probably still going to be very high
I would suggest Frisby and Boulder...both have cabins and groomed trails
For more info from other people, I would probably start a new thread.
Back to weather/snow conditions for Revelstoke area
http://www.snow-forecast.com/resorts/Revelstoke/6day/mid
look like sunshine for the weekend after this storm blows thru
still have to check avy conditons ...probably still going to be very high
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Dooitorbust
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Awesome day in Griffin yesterday.
schooled_dweeb
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30 to 50 cm by thursday 
Can never have enough
https://weather.gc.ca/warnings/report_e.html?bc22#105352268487618154201802060502ww1373cwvr
3:51 AM PST Wednesday 07 February 2018
Winter storm warning in effect for:
A Pacific frontal system will continue to give heavy snow to the central interior and the Columbia regions today and tonight. Total snowfall amounts of 30 to 50 cm are expected by Thursday. The snow will ease by Thursday night as the system moves southward and weakens.
Consider postponing non-essential travel until conditions improve. Rapidly accumulating snow will make travel difficult. Road closures are possible. Visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in heavy snow.
Can never have enough
https://weather.gc.ca/warnings/report_e.html?bc22#105352268487618154201802060502ww1373cwvr
3:51 AM PST Wednesday 07 February 2018
Winter storm warning in effect for:
- Trans-Canada Highway - Eagle Pass to Rogers Pass
A Pacific frontal system will continue to give heavy snow to the central interior and the Columbia regions today and tonight. Total snowfall amounts of 30 to 50 cm are expected by Thursday. The snow will ease by Thursday night as the system moves southward and weakens.
Consider postponing non-essential travel until conditions improve. Rapidly accumulating snow will make travel difficult. Road closures are possible. Visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in heavy snow.
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