trail etiquette
happy new year to all and a fresh reminder out there to all you bootpackers. please be safe and stay off the skier smooth uptrack. get training and the right gear before you enter the backcountry.NEWSLETTER SIGNUP
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trail etiquette
happy new year to all and a fresh reminder out there to all you bootpackers. please be safe and stay off the skier smooth uptrack. get training and the right gear before you enter the backcountry.Just a thought...
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