Learn how to keep yourself and your backcountry partners safe in this FREE avalanche education series. We’ll cover everything from how avalanche beacons work to planning strategies for a successful day in the mountains. Read More
Positioned along the Western US and the Pacific Ocean, the Sierra-Nevada Mountain Range boasts a maritime snowpack rich with moisture. Even without recent snowfall, there are often still moments of smooth skiing perfection to be found in the spring, as … Read More
Ski crampons are a spring skiing essential that should have a place in your spring touring pack along with some others, such as rub-on glide wax, skin wax, and that good ol’ SPF 50. They give you extra bite for … Read More
This trip report covers what we decided to do and what you should do instead. Eureka Peak, Johnsville Eureka Peak is about an hour north of Truckee, located in Johnsville, CA near Eureka Lake and the historic Ski Bowl where … Read More
All the info you need to start backcountry skiing is here in this guide. From where to go to what goes in your pack, we’ll help you figure out the basics. Read More
Truckee and Lake Tahoe have world class winter terrain! Wondering where to go? Here’s a roundup of our favorite places for backcountry skiing and riding. Read More
Tired of feeling tired after playing on the trails? Take a few minutes and enjoy these great apres snow yoga poses to help you relieve lactic acid build-up and feel energized after a fun day playing in the mountains! Read More
An avalanche beacon is one of the most important pieces of gear you bring skiing. This list will help you sort through the best avalanche beacons on the market. Read More
Backcountry skiing presents serious challenges to our community during the Coronavirus pandemic. How can you manage risk and should you be out there at all? Read More
Finding the right backcountry ski boot can be a daunting process, but it doesn’t have to be. Read this guide and get ready for your next boot fitting! Read More