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Still plenty of snow left at Val d'Irène (Gaspésie). Don't be fool by the snow coverage, this mountain operates only with natural snow.

Is that NNNBC at a ski area? They probably don't see that very often! Looks like a great place with tons of snow.

You are right about the nnnbc. I don't think they saw that kind of setup very often based on the number of questions I was asked. This place has a lot of potential with the steepest runs in Quebec (over 45 degrees) and a dedicated backcountry area!

Looks like a fun place:

http://evenements7.wixsite.com/valdi/ski-planche

1EyedJack wrote:into the abyss - skiing in the clouds
crater lake np (wizard island in the background)


144 inches and still snowing

I love this

Mount Washington eastern snowfields on the KOMs

FIXD

View from top of Anthony Lakes chairlift (7900 ft.) , facing south (groomed Alpine ski trails, which I was skiing are north of this location, XC trails to northwest).

30 March Lake Louise. It snowed 27 of the 31 days I was there.




Another day, more fresh tracks.



So much snow but I still felt compelled to conserve terrain.



Avalanche hazard was so extreme I rarely stepped out of bounds cuz didn't need to. This is my usual playground on Richardson's Ridge all slid to ground and unskiable.

Anthony Lakes (Oregon), September 19, 2017 (not my pictures)

Cameron Pass, CO. First ski this season for me!