if Revy doesn't have good snow that time of year were in deap SH!T! Imagine going to heaven for Christmas. The only thing I would stay away from in Revy is the Columba River should not be to hard though it's on the other side of a major road and the opposite direction from the mountain! Seriously I can't imagine a better place to spend your holidays! There are dozens of awesome places to stay and you will hear from a lot of sledders about their personal favourites. My personal favourite is the Best Western new,clean,sledder friendly and close to mountain and has a shuttle down town.
That is not early. You should have lots of snow. Pretty sure there's a few feet already. Have fun, ride safe, get the gear.
And find and hire a guide, lots of people get lost very easy as it can soak in fast and loose ur bearings.... Very good place to sled but u still need the equipment ect
Well with Tex there are a lot of Tea breaks. You will start with a Tea, ride, have a break, Tea of course, maybe ride some more but Tea is likley on the horizon. Then its lunch, some bs'ing about something and likely a Tea, then ride down.
That's just the parking lot right
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B.s fawker lolWell with Tex there are a lot of Tea breaks. You will start with a Tea, ride, have a break, Tea of course, maybe ride some more but Tea is likley on the horizon. Then its lunch, some bs'ing about something and likely a Tea, then ride down.
If there's a good dump before u show up, it's snow like u have never road
One other item you should have is a saw if you don't already have one some shovels come with one and the work fine. I think the best Avalanche equipment you could get is a guide. If you haven't had Avy training and are riding a T3 there could be big trouble waiting for you. Don't get the idea that a guide is going to take you sight seeing on the contrary he/she will take you to areas you would never go on you own.
