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"Wicked backcountry day on opening weekend at Lake Louise. No one on the backside and minimal snow down low. But we skied from the parking lot and up Wolverine Ridge where the powder was calf deep with supportive base and a bit of cracking. Did a lap and then up to Purple Peak and across to Lipalian and then skins off and down the north bowl and out Larch Run on the powder on the side and then out the road which was snow packed by the sleds right to the car (6km 1000m run). Wicked end to a Remembrance Day long weekend with Bryon, Lisa, Kate, Marco, Billy, and Mike." - Purple Peak, alexjoseph, Nov 12, 2018
"Wicked backcountry day on opening weekend at Lake Louise. No one on the backside and minimal snow down low. But we skied from the parking lot and up Wolverine Ridge where the powder was calf deep with supportive base and a bit of cracking. Did a lap and then up to Purple Peak and across to Lipalian and then skins off and down the north bowl and out Larch Run on the powder on the side and then out the road which was snow packed by the sleds right to the car (6km 1000m run). Wicked end to a Remembrance Day long weekend with Bryon, Lisa, Kate, Marco, Billy, and Mike." - Wolverine Ridge, alexjoseph, Nov 12, 2018
"13.3 km one way with 860/1025m up/down in 5hrs. Solo.
Horton Hill trail (its map version) suppose to go to Lusk Creek parking (via south slopes). But there is another one, a well defined one on the west slopes. Unfortunately, lost it when crossing logging cut and ended up in Tim Horton Children's Camp - private property! Talked to a maintenance guy, explained the situation and luckily no penalties or anything like that.
Got a ride from Barrier Lake info center.
Overall, shall be done only for training purposes. Pretty much no views, a lot of bushwacking and log hopping. Good for the l" - Seventy Buck, alexp, Nov 12, 2018
"13.3 km one way with 860/1025m up/down in 5hrs. Solo.
Horton Hill trail (its map version) suppose to go to Lusk Creek parking (via south slopes). But there is another one, a well defined one on the west slopes. Unfortunately, lost it when crossing logging cut and ended up in Tim Horton Children's Camp - private property! Talked to a maintenance guy, explained the situation and luckily no penalties or anything like that.
Got a ride from Barrier Lake info center.
Overall, shall be done only for training purposes. Pretty much no views, a lot of bushwacking and log hopping. Good for the l" - Horton Ridge, alexp, Nov 12, 2018
"13.3 km one way with 860/1025m up/down in 5hrs. Solo.
Horton Hill trail (its map version) suppose to go to Lusk Creek parking (via south slopes). But there is another one, a well defined one on the west slopes. Unfortunately, lost it when crossing logging cut and ended up in Tim Horton Children's Camp - private property! Talked to a maintenance guy, explained the situation and luckily no penalties or anything like that.
Got a ride from Barrier Lake info center.
Overall, shall be done only for training purposes. Pretty much no views, a lot of bushwacking and log hopping. Good for the l" - Valleyside Ridge, alexp, Nov 12, 2018
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