41. Hellroaring Ski Adventures - Montana Backcountry Skiing & Riding Montana backcountry skiing and riding in the Centennial Mountains near West Yellowstone, the most exciting new hut access terrain in the Rockies. http://www.skihellroaring.com

Montana 's Finest Hut Skiing Experience in the Centennial Mountains The Most Exciting New Hut Access Terrain in the Rockies Hellroaring Ski Adventures will help you create the adventure of a lifetime. Touring, Powder Skiing / Riding, Ski Mountaineering, the Extreme. Let us know what your dreams are and we'll make it happen. We offer deluxe guided hut trips for telemark skiing, alpine touring, and snowboarding. Whether you're an expert backcountry veteran, or want to cross over from area skiing to the joys of the backcountry, you will love what the Centennials have to offer. E-mail Us! Write us: Box 265 Harrison MT Call us: Home Page The Terrain The Hut Guided Trips ... E-Mail Hellroaring Ski Adventures Post Office Box 265 Harrison MT skihell@avicom.net Hellroaring Ski Adventures operates under permit from the BLM, Dillon resource area and the Beaverhead National Forest Home page photos: "Snowboarder" © 1999 Bob Allen. "Skiers" © 1999 Julie Keck Web site design and management by Kim Solga Artworks Coupon Codes www.skihellroaring.com

42. Backcountry Skiing Gear, Telemark And Randonee Skis From Black Diamond, Dynafit, Get ready for winter now! Shop backcountry skis, telemark and randonee skis, boots and bindings from Black Diamond, K2, Scarpa and Dynafit. http://www.rei.com/category/4500306

@import url("/css/reiGlobalCss"); @import url("/css/sections/sshpStyle.css"); @import url("/css/sections/prodThickbox.css"); @import url("/css/global/generic_tabs_ultra.css"); @import url("/css/global/generic_tabs_ie_ultra.css"); Backcountry Skiing Head for the hills with new telemark skis, randonee skis, boots, helmets and accessories from K2, Black Diamond, Dynafit, Scarpa and more top brands. Holiday Gift Center REI Gift Cards 100% Satisfaction Guarantee Find an REI Store Near You ... Top Brands Gifts for Skiiers Telemark Skis REI Members: Free Ski or Board Hot Wax! Bring your skis or snowboard to any REI ski and snowboard shop and get a free hot wax Layer Up! Stay comfortable during all your activities, no matter the temperature! Shop REI Polartec® Power Dry® long underwear. Telemark Ski Boots Telemark Ski Bindings Telemark Ski Poles Randonee Skis Randonee Ski Boots Randonee Ski Bindings Splitboards Climbing Skins Avalanche Transceivers Snow Shovels Helmet Cams Ski Packs Ski Goggles Ski Helmets Altimeters Long Underwear Black Diamond Snowsports K2 Backcountry Skis Scarpa Dynafit Marker REI Underwear SmartWool Learn with REI Expert Advice Choose from dozens of online how-to articles and videos from REI's vast pool of outdoor knowledge. Share your knowledge, too!

43. HOME Offers a guided backcountry ski trip in Montana, with lodging in the Morrell Mountain Yurt. Terrain, rates, photographs, reservations, and contacts. http://www.yurtski.com/

HOME YURT PHOTO GALLERY ALPINE AVAILABLE DATES ... START BOOKING WELCOME TO YURTSKI.COM Attention Backcountry enthusiasts: Yurtski has an additional backcountry yurt available for rental. The new Yurt, called the Lupine yurt, is located approximately one mile below the Original Alpine Yurt. Both Yurts are similarly equipped with full kitchen, wood burning stove, and sleeping for up to eight. COME SEEK REFUGE AT YURTSKI THIS WINTER! Zz The Alpine Yurt Permitted by the Lolo national forest, Seeley lake ranger district Yurtski 8815 La Salle way Missoula MT 59808 email: yurt_ski@yahoo.com E-mail webmaster with questions and comments about this web site mailto: yurt_ski@yahoo.com

44. Backcountry Skiing Gear Guide While backcountry skiers can avoid crowds and access fresh powder, skiing in an uncontrolled environment means that you are solely responsible for assessing risk and managing http://skiing.about.com/od/backcountryskiing/a/backcountrygear.htm

zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Sports Skiing Skiing Search Skiing Ski Equipment Where to Ski Instruction / Fitness ... Share w(x2+zWl+'?p=1" zT="18/1[N" rel="nofollow">Print') Free Skiing Newsletter! Sign Up Discuss in my Forum From Guest Author Brian Griffin, Editor in Chief for Skiing the Backcountry Magazine See More About: backcountry skiing skiing gear avalanche safety Snowpack Diagram More Images zSB(3,3) Avalanche Safety While backcountry skiers can avoid crowds and access fresh powder, skiing in an uncontrolled environment means that you are solely responsible for assessing risk and managing emergency situations. In the backcountry, even a sprained ankle can become a life threatening injury if you aren't prepared to survive overnight in the snow. And of course, there is a real danger of getting injured or killed by an avalanche. Backcountry Ski Gear It is imperative that backcountry skiers are skilled in mountain travel, trained in wilderness first aid, carry avalanche safety gear and most importantly - know how to use it. For tips and suggestions on how to choose backcountry skiing gear such as skis, boots, bindings, skins and backpacks, check out this resource page on

45. Whistle Tours, Rossland Red Mountain's Backcountry Skiing Guide Service Rossland, BC, Canada. Offers backcountry ski touring for the intermediate skier in the West Kootenays. Tours, photographs, contacts, and links. http://www.whistletours.com/

Web Hosting by Netfirms Free Domain Names by Netfirms Whistle Tours of Rossland, BC for the seasoned back country skier seeking the hidden stashes of Red Mountain backcountry powder Home Tours Photo Gallery Contact Us ... Links Come experience backcountry ski touring with Whistle Tours of Rossland, BC, in the heart of the West Kootenays. We ski the local Rossland Range and southern Selkirk Range. Let us share some of our local history while playing on the slopes. The terrain around Rossland is a backcountry ski enthusiast's paradise. Tours near Rossland vary greatly in length, difficulty and other factors. In about an hour's drive of Rossland higher elevation terrain can be accessed allowing us additional options in early and late winter and also marginal snow seasons. "I've been skiing most of my life and that was one of the very best days I have had on skis. Let's do it again !! " Duncan Rothery, Ottawa "Thanks again for the awesome two days and especially. for sharing all your mountain knowledge with us. I found it highly informative and I know that it will stand me in good stead in the years to come.

46. Backcountry Skiing NOLS is a wilderness education school offering expedition length courses in eight countries. The site includes course information, minimum impact techniques, wilderness first aid http://www.nols.edu/courses/locations/teton/skiing.shtml

LOGIN / REGISTER Hello, YOUR ACCOUNT LOGOUT APPLY NOW REQUEST A CATALOG ... CONTACT US Carving the finishing touches on a Quigloo. Snow shelters make very cozy backcountry homes. Photo: Pascal Beauvais S tart with two feet of fresh powder. Now imagine the solitude of a winter night, the sky blanketed in endless stars. This is backcountry skiing. We will teach you the skills and put you in terrain where you need to make real decisions. This course is also excellent preparation for any big mountain expedition where snow and cold are everyday factors. Backcountry Skiing 17 and Over Duration: 14 days Age: 17 and Older (Average age: 23) Tuition: Dates: January 2-15, 2011 February 22-March 7, 2011 College Credit: (Optional) 2 Semester Credit Hours 2 Hours Skills Practicum Course start/end: Driggs, Idaho Equipment Deposit: Fly in/out: Idaho Falls, Idaho Additional Information: Course Description Equipment List Next Steps Apply Now Request Catalog Contact Us Related Courses Backcountry Skiing - 23 and Over Winter Outdoor Educator Backcountry Snowboarding Photo: Ashley Wise Chat: Share: More EXPLORE NOLS TETON VALLEY...

47. Backcountry Skiing, Guiding And Hut Tours In The Grand Tetons Of Wyoming | Rende Yurt-based backcountry skiing and snowboarding in Wyoming s Teton Range. Guide service and instruction for telemark, randonee, cross country skiing and snowboarding. http://www.skithetetons.com/

Home Day Tours Our Huts Hut Tours ... email us Call us (toll-free) Call us (from Wyoming) 1110 Alta North Road Alta, Wyoming 83414 Recently seen on the Travel Channel and in the National Geographic Adventurer magazine. Experience Wyoming's only backcountry hut system on an overnight trip or join us for a day of guided powder skiing near Teton Pass Guiding Backcountry Powder Skiers and Snowboarders in the Grand Tetons since 1986 Rendezvous Backcountry Tours offers Day Tours Overnight Hut Tours and Hut Rentals for alpine and telemark skiing, cross-country skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing in the Grand Tetons of Wyoming. Spend the day with one of our ski guides on Teton Pass or in Grand Teton National Park or choose an overnight tour at one of our four backcountry huts located on the western slope of the Tetons. Our huts provide access to the Jedediah Smith Wilderness Area and Grand Teton National Park, where over 500 inches of legendary light, dry powder snow falls each winter. With a variety of terrain from steep mountain ridges to broad, low-angled powder bowls, this area is home to some of the most-accessible backcountry skiing and riding in the lower 48. We guarantee small groups with a client to guide ratio of 4 to 1. Our guides are among the region's most experienced and knowledgeable backcountry skiers and riders and will find the best snow and terrain to suit your abilities. All guides are certified in CPR, Advanced First Aid and Avalanche Safety. They will provide instruction and interpret the natural environment for a fun-filled and educational outing.

48. McCall Backcountry Skiing Gear & Expertise | Gravity Sports In McCall, Idaho McCall has some great backcountry skiing. You can do a quick tour from the top of Brundage to Sergant's Peak or hook up with the Brundage Cat Guides. Day http://www.gravitysportsidaho.com/backcountry-skiing/

49. Sorcerer Lodge - Backcountry Skiing & Mountaineering Hut & Backcountry Lodge, Go Backcountry skiing and mountaineering in a remote glaciated area, accessed by helicopter only, in the Selkirk Mountains of British Columbia, Canada. Provides package information, rates, and dates, photos, menu, information about the lodge and the terrain, and FAQs. http://www.sorcererlodge.com

Backcountry skiing, ski touring, mountaineering, telemark, ski hut, Selkirks, Golden, British Columbia Backcountry skiing, ski touring, mountaineering, telemark, ski hut, Selkirks, Golden, British Columbia Backcountry skiing, ski touring, mountaineering, telemark, ski hut, Selkirks, Golden, British Columbia This page uses frames, but your browser doesn't support them.

50. Ouray Colorado :: Backcountry Skiing Official Ouray Colorado Visitor's Guide lodging accommodations real estate Southwest Colorado ice climbing 4x4 hot springs mountain vacations http://www.ouraycolorado.com/Backcountry Skiing

51. Cross Country & Backcountry Skiing - Callaghan Valley, BC Canada Deluxe wilderness lodge near Whistler, BC, accessible by snowmobile, snow coach or helicopter. Guided backcountry skiing, cross country skiing and snowshoeing available. http://www.callaghancountry.com/

Your ultimate wilderness adventure awaits... Call 1.877.938.0616 Contact Us Reserve Now Book Your Event Newsletter ... Story Ideas Callaghan Country is a 3,500 hectare wilderness adventure playground situated in the Southern Coast Mountains of British Columbia, Canada. Just about 110 km north of Vancouver and 20 km southwest of world-famous Whistler Resort, the staging area is right next to the Whistler Olympic Park - venue for all of the Nordic and ski-jumping events for the 2010 Olympic Games. 12.5 km from the main staging area, at an elevation of 4,500' (1,370m) is Callaghan Lodge - Whistler's only full-service, remote access wilderness adventure lodge. High in the sub-alpine, nestled into a grove of old-growth yellow cedars, our deluxe mountain lodge boasts the ultimate in west coast hospitality and comfort. Imagine a Whistler chalet before Whistler even existed - and you'll have some idea of what it's like to arrive at Callaghan Lodge: "No roads, no signs, no power lines. Just pure high-alpine terrain. "

52. Seattle Mountaineers Skiing And Snowboarding Committee Seattle Mountaineers Backcountry Skiing and Snowboarding alpine resource with classes, trips, leader information, education resources, ski reports, weather conditions and general http://www.mountaineers.org/seattle/skiing/

This page requires frames to view, but your browser does not support them. If you have a modern browser and get this message, please make sure that your browser Preferences are set to 'enable frames' or 'show frames'.

53. Wolf Creek Backcountry - Pagosa Springs, Colorado Offers yurt-based backcountry skiing from Pass Creek located 10,250 below the Continental Divide southeast of Wolf Creek Pass in Colorado. Based out of Pagosa Springs, Colorado. Includes rates, calendar, and contact information. http://www.wolfcreekbackcountry.com/

A warm welcome! In Winter you'll find the Pass Creek Yurt nestled in excellent terrain for skiers, snowboarders, snowshoers, and tourers. In Summer and Fall 'think' Retreat, Mountain Bike, Hike, Trail Run, CDT.  Located three miles southeast of Colorado's Wolf Creek Pass, renowned for abundant snowfall, the Pass Creek Yurt at 10,250 feet lies just below the Continental Divide. The Pass Creek Yurt provides comfortable accommodation in Colorado's Rocky Mountain backcountry. The woodstove with plentiful firewood warms you. The kitchen's cooking, eating, and cleaning gear means light packs for your three-mile ski (winter) or one-mile hike (summer). Futon bunk beds furnish comfortable sleeping and lounging for six. You bring food, personal gear, and sleeping bag. Paradise.... "Easily enough terrain to keep even the most voracious skiers busy for several weeks." ~ Backcountry Magazine "This is a beautiful yurt, very warm with lots of nice touches." ~ J.P., Durango Come enjoy the great adventuring in our corner of the San Juan Mountains!

54. Rec.skiing.backcountry FAQs The material in this FAQ is directed to novice backcountry skiers. It contains brief descriptions of the basic ideas and techniques of backcountry skiing http://www.math.utah.edu/~eyre/rsbfaq/

The rec.skiing.backcountry Frequently Asked Questions list The material in this FAQ is directed to novice backcountry skiers. It contains brief descriptions of the basic ideas and techniques of backcountry skiing, comments on the equipment used during backcountry skiing, and safety concerns related to backcountry travel in the winter. For more detailed information on these topics, the reader should consult the resources presented at the end of this FAQ. This FAQ does not contain equipment reviews. These are available from various other sources, including magazines and this newsgroup. Finally, this FAQ does not contain information on specific ski routes. The bibliography contains a list of guide books, sorted by location, that contain this information. The rec.skiing.backcountry FAQ is a compendium of questions and answers that frequently appear on rec.skiing.backcountry. Neither the contributors to the FAQ, the posters of the FAQ

55. Skimaven: Vermont Skiing, Backcountry And Riding Blog Guide to alpine, cross-country, and backcountry ski areas in Vermont. http://www.skimaven.com

Home Vermont ski resorts Who is this Skimaven? Contact LOOKING FOR SNOW? Well, you've come to the right place. Here you'll find information and views about Vermont skiing and riding, powder dumps, Vermont ski resort reviews, ski travel tidbits and all-around snow culture from a Vermont skiing enthusiast. I don't work in the ski industry, so what you read in this ski blog is from someone who just loves to get out on the snow! This Vermont skiing blog covers alpine, backcountry and cross-country skiing. October 2010 brings all-time snow record for Mt. Mansfield Weather Underground is reporting that October 2010 was the wettest and snowiest October on record atop Mount Mansfield. They wrote in an email alert that "a total of 14.71 inches of liquid precipitation fell on Mount Mansfield during the month of October. This breaks the old record of 14.43 inches set in October 2006. A total of 34.1 inches of snow fell on Mount Mansfield during the month of October. This breaks the old record of 31.8 inches set in October 2005." You can see this...

56. IdeaMarketers | Free Content Directory Skiing in unpatrolled and untracked powder snow is what backcountry skiing all about. Nothing beats gliding down the slopes of virgin snow and challenging yourself amidst an http://www.ideamarketers.com/?ski_films,_skiing_dvd,_skiing_movies,_bl&artic

57. Mount Washington Ski Routes Details backcountry skiing and ski mountaineering in the mountains of New Hampshire. http://www.chauvinguides.com/washski.htm

Home Site Map Rock Information Rock Programs Guide Training Local Rock Areas Selected Classic Climbs Ice/Alpine Information Winter Programs Avalanche Courses Winter Climbing Areas Classic Ice Climbs Equipment List Ski Information Ski Programs Avalanche Courses Haute Route Haute Route Slide Show Berner Haute Route Berner Slide Show Mt Washington Ski Info Blog About Marc How to Choose a Guide Basic Avalanche Info Climbing Areas Database Logistics Info Registration Info Links Client Photos Mt. Washington Ski Routes maps photo conditions Virtual Ski Tour of Gulf Of Slides ... Virtual Ski Tour of Right Gully M ount Washington is the premier spot in the East for backcountry skiing and ski mountaineering. When conditions are right it's possible to ski practically right from the summit all the way back to your car at the AMC Pinkham Notch Hut, a vertical run of over 4,000 feet. While all the runs on Mount Washington aren't nearly as steep and scary as the famous runs down the Headwall in Tuckerman Ravine, skiers and riders wanting to experience these tours should be able to ski most runs at a lift serviced ski area. D uring our ski tours and courses all participants carry avalanche transceivers, shovels and avalanche probes

58. American Alpine Institute Program - Backcountry Skiing Develop a good working knowledge of backcountry skiing and snowboarding equipment, techniques, and avalanche safety among the beautiful alpine slopes of the Mount Baker backcountry http://www.aai.cc/ProgramDetail/ski_backcountry/

Length 2-4 days Cost $375 per 2 day seminar; Private trips are priced as follows: 1:1 ratio $350, 2:1 ratio $225, 3:1 ratio $190 (per person per day) Max Ratio 4:1 or 8:2 Capacity Location North Cascades, WA; Eastern Sierras, CA; San Juan Mountains, CO Good level of physical fitness, experience with inbounds skiing or snowboarding depending on program, see course descriptions. Contact AAI - info@aai.cc First Name: Last Name: Email address: Backcountry Skiing Equipment List Extras Washington's Mt. Baker wilderness offers plenty of varied and beautiful backcountry skiing. This area is frequently blessed with ample snow (the Mt. Baker Ski Area holds the world record for snowfall! ), and continues to provide both pristine skiing as well as a perfect classroom setting. We offer two introductory backcountry skiing programs - one for intermediate and advanced in-bounds skiers, and another for beginning skiers. Click to jump to the appropriate section: Backcountry skiing for intermediate and advanced skiers Backcountry skiing for beginner skiers A skier in the North Cascades. Andy Bourne Backcountry Skiing for Intermediate and Advanced In-Bounds Skiers "One run in the backcountry is worth ten in the front country." This is so commonly said that it has become a cliche. . . and, yet, it's true. Come and join us on our 2-day clinic designed to give you the basics for venturing beyond the constraints of the ski area and into the backcountry, where the real freedom of skiing begins.

59. ABR Trails 30 KM of cross-country ski trails. Groomed for skating and diagonal striding, and backcountry ski/snowshoe trails. Ironwood, Michigan. http://www.abrski.com/

E5299 West Pioneer Road Ironwood, Michigan 49938 www.abrski.com A full service ski touring center located on over 1100 scenic acres of varied terrain along the Montreal River in Ironwood Michigan. Fall Colors Posted September 14, 2010, 11:19 am The fall colors are just starting, if you are looking for a spot to spend a few days, the Ironwood area is real pretty at this time of year Bike Tour at Norrie Park May 23 Posted May 13, 2010, 1:40 pm Yes the snow is gone, now it is spring. Mark your calendar for this new event. http://www.felivelife.com/images/GRRR-Registration-Form.pdf Home Other Services Skiing ... History Upcoming Events No events. Twitter follow us on Twitter Most Requested Information Top 10 Most Frequently Asked Questions Weather John Dee Radar © 2009 ABR Trails Powered by WordPress . Theme

60. Backcountry Skiing | EHow.com Backcountry Skiing. Backcountry skiing is not for the novice skier. Undertaking a trip into the backcountrywhere there are no boundaries and terrain is not patrolled by http://www.ehow.com/way_5270564_backcountry-skiing.html

Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home Extreme Sports Extreme Skiing ... Backcountry Skiing More Articles Like This Types of Backcountry Gear How to Equip Yourself for Backcountry Skiing Backcountry Skiing in Canada What Is a Backcountry? ... Washington Backcountry Skiing Related Topics Backcountry Skiing Dress For Skiing Telemark Skiing Buy Ski Boots ... Tree Skiing Backcountry Skiing By Tayloe M. Dubay eHow Contributor updated: August 7, 2009 I want to do this! What's This? Backcountry skiing is not for the novice skier. Undertaking a trip into the backcountry-where there are no boundaries and terrain is not patrolled by certified medical personnel-requires much skill and training. The potential risk of avalanche is so high that many backcountry skiers take classes and purchase the necessary equipment to save their lives before ever stepping foot out of bounds. Basics Backcountry skiing is any skiing that takes places out of the designated boundaries of a ski resort. There are typically no lifts that access these areas. The terrain is untracked, unpatrolled and unmanaged, which provides its appeal and risk. The backcountry provides the best skiing because the snow is fresher and deeper-undisturbed by the hordes of in-bounds skiers. Reaching the backcountry requires more effort, but if you know what you're doing, it's well worth it. There are a myriad of ways to reach the backcountry-either by foot, by ski, by guide or by helicopter. Contact your ski resort to inquire about your options.

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 3     41-60 of 97    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | Next 20