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Into the Classroom- Getting Started Backcountry Skiing Part 2

We all started backcountry skiing somewhere, somehow.  Perhaps you haven't started yet?  Or perhaps you know someone who is interested, but doesn't know where to begin.  Well, the best way to jump into the world of backcountry skiing is to take an avalanche safety class.  ...view
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Into the Wild- Getting Started Backcountry Skiing

We all started backcountry skiing somewhere, somehow.  Perhaps you haven't started yet?  Or perhaps you know someone who is interested, but doesn't know where to begin.  Well, the best way to jump into the world of backcountry skiing is to take an avalanche safety class.  ...view
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Avalanche Gear for Backcountry Skiing

Here are some things to consider when purchasing avalanche safety gear: Avalanche Beacon:  Avalanche Beacons cost $200-$550. More antennas =  more range = good.   In Europe, three antennas are standard at this point.  Europe is usually several years ahead of the US when it comes to Avalanche safety trends, so...view
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What Gear to Buy For Backcountry Skiing

Here are some suggestions about how to choose backcountry/Alpine Touring (AT) skis, boots, bindings, poles, skins and a backpack.Backcountry Skis: Backcount...view
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