Great White North Guides

Another great day riding pow with .ca snowboard guide ripping in Enchanted Bowl today Ripley Creek. The snow is fast and fun to ride especially when you can go this speed! like no other.

Fun and steep trees on jungle boogie today brought to you by

Klaus understood the assignment. Shred while enjoying the zen feeling of riding deep, dry pow for 700m, repeat when necessary.

This is just some more showing us how to a gorgeous on a run named at Ripley Creek in Stewart BC. Thanks to our pilot for helping us get up to get down.

Can you identify these animal tracks we saw today in the alpine? This is a pretty easy one. Thanks who are the keepers of this land we recreate on. We take our wildlife spotting very seriously and always take time to investigate runs before skiing them. Our guests were super fascinated to know what had created this track and to see how it traveled across glaciers and in such a straight line “It’s absolutely incredible”.

“Considerable” or “3” or “orange”. These are all different names for the same rating. Many fatalities happen at this hazard rating. Which name speaks to you?

Our free webinar on January 22 is all about what to consider when the danger is considerable. This is one of the most challenging danger ratings to manage, so join us for some tips and tricks on owning the orange. Pre-registration required https://bit.ly/avcanwebinar22jan25 Supported by The North Face

Our patience payed off today when the fog monster was burning off in the morning and we were able to get out onto the Cambria for some amazing alpine turns.

A great start to the season Ripley creek. A 48 hr storm brought us >50cm of pow 💥. Get your pillows. Pillows here. Sweet fresh pillows. Peanuts. Hot dogs and powder pillows. Get em while they’re fresh.

Amazing efforts! Thanks very much Banff National Park for this and similar programs. I look forward to seeing these beauty’s grow over the decades. I love stopping with groups and talking about the white bark pines, larches and all the other indigenous flora and fauna that need our reciprocal help so that we can continue to recreate in these precious places for the next 7 generations.

check! Come in down and get a bike or get rid of a bike or do both! Great way to meet a great growing community of cyclists in Cochrane Alberta.

Test out your bike before you buy it at our Bike Swap on April 20! We have a trail system beside the AG society barn and will have ride guides on site (want to be a ride guide? Email us to volunteer) to join you on a test ride! How great is that?!

More details —-> https://www.bikecochrane.com/bike-swap

Thanks for the great photo!

Deville Glacier Toe Had reason to be flying by the toe of the Deville Glacier over Glacier Circle today and took this picture. Hopefully this is helpful to folks as planning is happening for spring traverses.

Apply and you shall receive! If you don’t apply the answers already no! Maybe apply more than once!