Thread: TR; this last weekend at Bridger

Even inbounds is out-fuggin'-standing. My last two days have been stellar, the snow that's fallen has been fairly thick and has smoothed everything over pretty nice.

In other good news, I found my camera! Huzzah, so now I can share some shots.

MT
Bridger is going off no shit!!!!!

Good, good. I'll have to keep it a secret then when I point my truck north, as it always seems to stop snowing when I'm planning on heading home.

Lexi-Bell, hit me up if you wanna go make some turns later this week.















Gotta love the 5" report[/QUOTE]

which of your nancy's wants to help me break in my loti on the ridge?

if they get another 5 i'm theer.
Must fight responsibility.....hard...must resist....

So How the fuck do you find the correct traverse into super from that north/nose shot thing? Gotta get my book i have no idea.
my back hurts.

I almost killed lexi today. Not really but that can't be the way.

Originally Posted by lobstahmeatwad

So How the fuck do you find the correct traverse into super from that north/nose shot thing?

When on the nose, drop down a little, go left a little, then you'll see the entrance which is about one ski width.

^Dude, that is vague as shit. But yeah, that is about what I would say. Just scope it and hit right of that big pinnacle cliff thing. There are some trees and stuff, then turn left.

I had one of my scariest moments on a snowboard trying to find my way into super. I took the board-width chute thats about 50-80? feet long skiers left of it in low snow conditions. Thought it looked doable from the top, made slow turns down, then about halfway my slough just took me out and rocketed me down the remainder of the chute sideways over rocks. Just some core shots to the board and luckily no bodily damage. Super is a fun time though if you dont get wiped by slough. Cheers

Originally Posted by mtcham

When on the nose, drop down a little, go left a little, then you'll see the entrance which is about one ski width.

not from the nose.

Skiers left of the nose on the north facing side, before you get to the nose. I know not what the line is but if you don't take a low traverse skiers right into super you go over huge cliffs to the hi-T.

You can also go left and avoid the cliffs all togather but no souper for you.

Originally Posted by lobstahmeatwad

not from the nose.

Skiers left of the nose on the north facing side, before you get to the nose. I know not what the line is but if you don't take a low traverse skiers right into super you go over huge cliffs to the hi-T.

You can also go left and avoid the cliffs all togather but no souper for you.

Like Single said that was vague as shit, even after skiing Bridger for 24 years I still gotta think a little about where I'm at. Once you find it you'll remember.

Two options. The line you ski is called Right Side. You can either traverse in a bit high and get some turns that dump you into Super from The Waltz, or there is a lower traverse in Right Side that is a little more dicey which dumps you lower into Super. I don't have any good pics of it right now, but there is a description of both traverses in the book. This marks the approximate beginning of the traverses though.

ha, screw buying the book. ill just keep on seeing on how much info i can squeeze out of you mt.







SYKE.... i already own two copies. have a beer for me mt, you deserve it

Originally Posted by workinforturns

have a beer for me mt, you deserve it

Considering that I'm stuck in Boise, I think I'll have a few more.

Starting a road trip on saturday heading down to bozeman from the place north of the USA. leaving banff will be a nice treat. thinking of skiing bridger or big sky on sunday and monday possibly or who knows. We've got a week and may hit GTR and teton pass, or jackson.if any one is up for drinking beer /skiing that would be fukna. on the hill or back country, either or, my girl and i are great skiers with ample bc experience. any one up for showing some canadian mags around? We are spending the week stateside, so stoked!!!

I'm pretty sure we skied Never-never-land, and getting into Super wasn't THAT bad.

Thanks for posting that pic MT, we were just a bit lower than the lower traverse.

Lobstah sent it large, I nancied my way down.

I'll be up Tue-Wed as usual, crashidy check yer box.

Tuesday / wed morning for me as well.
Dan, we should meet up

hey, we were pretty damn close.
Just slightly to low.
thanks mt.
I think i will try and find that again.
unnecessary airs leave me on the couch.
"even the blind guy can find it."

I'll be freeskiing/hiking on Tuesday for sure. Gimme a call D, it was good to run a few laps with you on the Bridger lift last week.

here are some pictures that layindowncarves and I have taken over the past couple weeks.

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bubba k enjoying fort benton

cool pics
wheres the biggest cliff at? the one with sharp looking roks an trees

im not sure, i think maybe upersuperman.

Originally Posted by workinforturns

Not 100% sure by what you mean as "biggest cliff" bust as best as I can figure, this shot is at the bottom of Coneheads. Good stuff to say the least.

Anyone been up today or yesterday?

I'm wondering if its death crust from being rained on or not.

Total shit up there today, definetly not good snow for going hudge...