A Canadian weather network is forecasting snow for northern Quebec's Gaspé Peninsula. The Dorian-derived atmospheric moisture moving north along the East Coast is expected to collide with an Arctic cold front, resulting in snowfall over the mountainous peninsula.
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While the snow is unlikely to stick, much less accumulate to the point of being ridable, it's a sign of exciting things to come. For those who haven't gotten the chance to ski or snowboard the Chic-Chocs, they offer stellar backcountry skiing—often within view of the iced-over Gulf of St. Lawrence.
News: Sea to Sky Gondola Cable Cut for Second Time
News: Sea to Sky Gondola Cable Cut for Second Time
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For the second time in a little over a year, the main cable of British Columbia's Sea to Sky Gondola was cut by an unknown vandal. The incident occurred at roughly 4 a.m. PDT on Monday, September 14th, according to General Manager Kirby Brown. In an interview with CBC, Brown said that "this event mirrors last year's event in a very eerie fashion," and went on to note that "this individual has no regard for their own life and limb. They wanted to do what they did, they did it swiftly, they did
The Patagonia A-Hole Tags are in Fact Real
The Patagonia A-Hole Tags are in Fact Real
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Yes, these are real. Patagonia photo. If you've bought a pair of Patagonia's Road to Regenerative™ Stand Up® Shorts recently, then there's a chance you have a cheeky message hidden on the tag. You've likely seen this image circulating on social media, and it turns out it's no photoshopped fake. Patagonia's Public affairs confirmed their sneaky embroidery with a Q&A on the Adventure Journal, stating that you can find the phrase "vote the a**holes out" on a super limited run of the Road to
Taos Names Ski Runs After Two Skiers Who Died in 2019 Avalanche
Taos Names Ski Runs After Two Skiers Who Died in 2019 Avalanche
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Taos Ski Valley was the site of a 2019 inbounds avalanche that killed two skiers. Stock photo. Last winter, the unimaginable happened when skiers Matthew Zonghetti and Corey Borg-Massanari were buried and killed in an inbounds avalanche at Taos Ski Valley. To honor the victims, Taos is renaming two runs off Kachina Peak starting this upcoming season. The formerly unnamed trails will now be known as Z-chute and She Gone, following the wishes of the victim’s families. RELATED: Industry