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Winter Stoke

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HaydenWrong
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Been patiently awaiting an rehabbing my knee for this fall!! But i moved from AK to Denver an want to start hiking as soon as i am cleared (should be late OCT/NOV). What are some

1. Good zones

2. Websites to check weather an avy conditions

3. Would any NSrs be down to play tour guide



SUMMER is almost over !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Aug 15 2016 8:33AM
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patagonialuke
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Stoked on your stoke dude! check out http://avalanche.state.co.us/ for avy conditions. A few of the popular areas: Jones Pass, Berthoud Pass, Vail Pass, Cameron Pass (notice a trend?), but theres way more out there. I'd be down to shred together, but I don't exactly qualify as a tour guide given that I'm still new to the BC terrain too.
Aug 15 2016 12:32PM
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Casey
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Took a hike into an area that will be great for touring this winter. Scoped some crazy lines, my buddy flew his drone around for some aerial reference and GPS. Feeling good about it.
Aug 17 2016 9:19PM
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ggfski42
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I Live in Fort Collins, and also eagerly awaiting the end of my injury rehab lol. I frequent RMNP and Cameron Pass/ Never Summer Range, but there's a lot of good places throughout the state.

Heres a link with some basic info to get ya started in CO http://www.frontrangeskimo.com
Aug 18 2016 12:14PM
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