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  1. #351
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    Avalanche Canada cautioning that - "As always, accurate avalanche forecasts remains our priority. However, the early closure of many backcountry operations, in response to the COVID 19 pandemic, will soon affect our data stream. We are assessing this situation on a daily basis but are expecting an increase in our forecast uncertainty as these closures progress. Our Mountain Information Network (MIN) is going to become even more important than usual. We are actively encouraging all backcountry users to submit their observations. Even the most basic data will be helpful, so please consider posting to the MIN. We are also encouraging avalanche professionals to keep providing whatever data they have."

  2. #352
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    And now Red Mountain..

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    "Visitors may use front country and backcountry areas as well as accessible green spaces. Should Canadians decide to visit, they should remember that they are always responsible for their own safety. They should consult Parks Canada’s website to be prepared for their visit and be aware of any area closures. Search and rescue services may be limited."

    https://www.canada.ca/en/parks-canad...er-notice.html

  4. #354
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    Holy wind f*ck batmanClick image for larger version. 

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  5. #355
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    No acl? No problem.

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  6. #356
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    its all academic when your knee is fucked

    lifts are spinning at HBM and you can use the washroom but that's it

    no skis school/ cafeteria/ bus/ ski rental
    Lee Lau - xxx-er is the laziest Asian canuck I know

  7. #357
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    Just saw Silver Star are advertising a deal on next season passes that expires very soon "The SilverStar My One Pass has amazing value and is currently cheaper than last year's Early Bird price! Available online only until April 5." Bet quite a few resorts will be looking for some quick cashflow.

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    That's great but last thing I feel like doing is throwing down a family pass on my cc right now....
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  9. #359
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    Very weird that there are so many reports of heli-skiers testing positive for COVID 19. The count is now up to 5, all with different operations (although 3 Revelstoke based) so they probably didn't infect each other. Wonder if it is just that the well off people who can afford it are more likely to get tested and/or more likely to report it (some of them only got tested after leaving BC)? Would be worrying if you could extrapolate those numbers to all tourists that were here.

    Almost makes me wonder if they were all dentists who went to that big dental conference in Vancouver

  10. #360
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    Quote Originally Posted by nickinbc View Post
    Very weird that there are so many reports of heli-skiers testing positive for COVID 19. The count is now up to 5, all with different operations (although 3 Revelstoke based) so they probably didn't infect each other. Wonder if it is just that the well off people who can afford it are more likely to get tested and/or more likely to report it (some of them only got tested after leaving BC)? Would be worrying if you could extrapolate those numbers to all tourists that were here.

    Almost makes me wonder if they were all dentists who went to that big dental conference in Vancouver
    All large majority of Heli skiers are foreign. From friends of mine who are guides, they say Italians, Chinese, UK, and USA make up a large majority. Alberta is going to stop testing everyone. Essential only fun here on out

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  11. #361
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    Lots of Germans ski with Selkirk Tangiers too

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    Parks Canada are closing parking lots and trails. Avalanche Canada ending avalanche forecasts and closing the Mountain Information Network.

    At least the first half of the season was great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nickinbc View Post
    Parks Canada are closing parking lots and trails. Avalanche Canada ending avalanche forecasts and closing the Mountain Information Network.

    At least the first half of the season was great.
    Yup, just coming to post about the forecast
    https://www.avalanche.ca/news/avalan...asting-for-the

    It will put a crimp on some of our ongoing field operations, and of course will elevate our SAR team's consideration as we go into the late winter/spring season in the alpine. Lots of sledders still getting after it this week. 20cm+ fresh last night alone in the local hills. Stay safe people!

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    Quote Originally Posted by nickinbc View Post
    Very weird that there are so many reports of heli-skiers testing positive for COVID 19. The count is now up to 5, all with different operations (although 3 Revelstoke based) so they probably didn't infect each other. Wonder if it is just that the well off people who can afford it are more likely to get tested and/or more likely to report it (some of them only got tested after leaving BC)? Would be worrying if you could extrapolate those numbers to all tourists that were here.

    Almost makes me wonder if they were all dentists who went to that big dental conference in Vancouver
    If you were a virus the easiest way to get to BC from Wuhan is to fly, so I would bet it was brought over by an air traveller, all those skiers flew to get there so it was spread by people who could afford to fly or knew someone who could afford to fly but I would bet Covid isnt that picky about how it gets around so now is really the time to not move around much or be in crowds
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    F it... Good day today.

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    It's modelo time
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    Quote Originally Posted by el hefe View Post
    F it... Good day today.

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    Yup.
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    Quote Originally Posted by el hefe View Post
    It's modelo time
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    Fuck yeah! Please keep posting those. That looks spectacular. Just wish I didn't have to crank my neck to view.
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    Not sure why it does that...
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  20. #370
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    Nice looking zone. Chutes right off summits and burnt trees. What more is there?

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    Quote Originally Posted by el hefe View Post
    F it... Good day today.
    Beauty lookin' zone, hefe. Had a dream one time that the back side of the plateau/ridge kinda ne of alder point draining into trinity valley at Silver Star looked like this. Woke up and did a hasty google earth of it....nope.
    Master of mediocrity.

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    Haha I wish.

    Went back yesterday. 30 to 40cm of blower from Fridays little storm. Fell with no wind either.
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    More snow today. So cold. This one has been calling for years or maybe a decade.

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    Skied this yesterday. 900m to valley bottom.

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  25. #375
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    Keeping the stoke alive! Should be a decent dusting tonight and relatively preserved until later in the week

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