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TABLELAND MOUNTAIN TRAVERSE NEWFOUNDLAND

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    2012-03-15 17:17:41

    Up until now the eastern half of Canada has not had much of a presence on the site, but this is about to change.

    We have just created a new Routes Page called 'Eastern Canada' and posted our first route in Newfoundland called the Tableland Mountain Traverse. In addition to this there is now this new section in our forums for all you eastern Canadian skiers out there. We know that this is simply the tip of the iceberg as there is plenty more backcountry skiing in the east, Chic-Chocs anyone?


    We want to hear from you. Let us know what backcountry skiing adventures you get up to out east or what you favorite routes are. Send us the details and we will post them on the site for all to share.

    As they say, "Sharing is Caring".


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