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Reviews published since 2009 — updated every season
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Weekly Episode
Avalanche Conditions Report
Weekly snowpack summary covering Rogers Pass, the Selkirks and the Canadian Rockies. Published every Friday throughout the season.
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Weekly avalanche & safety updates throughout the season
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Proprietary Content
BSC Guide Books & Maps
Researched and written by our team. Printed guides and georeferenced digital maps for Canada's best backcountry terrain.
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Printed guides + georeferenced digital maps — all authored by BSC
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Know Before You Go
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Real-time avalanche danger ratings updated daily by Avalanche Canada. Always check before heading out.
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Avalanche awareness saves lives
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Know Before You Go
Check Today's Forecast
Real-time avalanche danger ratings updated daily by Avalanche Canada. Always check before heading out.
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240+ videos — gear reviews, conditions reports & backcountry edits
LODGING
Anyone who has skied into a backcountry cabin, hut or lodge will tell you it’s usually worth the slog in (if there is a slog in…). The many cabins, huts and lodges in BC tend to be far away from civilization and close to the pow and terrain we all love. As well as the amazing array of hush-hush hippie cabins and ski-in versions, there are also heli-in cabins. By heli-ing in, you get the more remote goods faster (and will likely get pampered with flush toilets and feather beds when in the cabin). Have a read below of the multitude of backcountry cabins, huts and lodges to choose from and be sure to link over here to our accommodation review page where you will get the inside scoop on several top hotels and lodges we have already reviewed.
If you are a cabin, hut or lodge owner/operator and would like us to consider your lodging or locale for review, please drop us an email here.
INTERIOR MOUNTAINS BACKCOUNTRY CABINS / HUTS / LODGES
Selkirk Mountains/ Rogers Pass / Adamant Range /
Valhalla Range / Bonnington Traverse Hut System / Monashee Mountains / Purcell Mountains
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