First snow and pizza: September 9th, 2016
A series of wet storms rolled through with a cold front, and I started wondering what it was looking like up high in Glacier National Park. Threw some pizza in my pack and went to have a look.
A series of wet storms rolled through with a cold front, and I started wondering what it was looking like up high in Glacier National Park. Threw some pizza in my pack and went to have a look.
Within the window of winter, I've seen the seasons of my skiing change. Spring zipper lines through the moguls threaded into the the slush of the terrain park. Switchbacks and skin tracks joined the chorus of turns going down. Crampons and ropes have tied me in as the angle pushed steeper. And as my skiing has broadened, so has my love for that diversity. Up, down, rails, jumps, emerging from a powder cloud long enough to take a breath: it's a lucky thing to find such a wide avenue to joy.
Additional camera:
Bobby Jahrig
Rachel Delacour
Mike Poleto
Collin Hamman
Friends, in order of appearance:
Steven Gnam
Adam Pohl
Rachel Delacour
Miles Morris
Blake Votilla
Mike Poleto
Brody Leven
Rowen Tych
Ben Darce
Rachel Delacour
Deep thanks to family, friends, partners, and sponsors:
Mountain Equipment
ON3P Skis
Forsake
Black Diamond Mortgage Corporation
Julbo
Point6
Dynafit
Klymit
The only way to celebrate another run of bouncing down the early season snowpack is to just let it out.
Fifty seconds of dork: all the noises made during my season edit
Peaks, parks, powder--it's time to get down.
A nice Gopro wreck. I ended up losing it right after this, and we found it with a Recco receiver.
This is why you don't hit cliffs with tracked and packed landings first run.
A few Gopro shots of shredding around the Stevens slackcountry.