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.
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trail etiquette
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2014-01-01 13:20:35
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2014-01-01 16:41:25I 2nd that, a second snowshoe track is alwasy much appreciated! -
2014-01-10 00:47:20
Just a thought...
A destroyed skin track is a great opportunity to make a better one.
''If a splitboarder finds your track not steep enough, it's probably near perfect!''