Rjjtcross8
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You sir are correct!
2018 - 2019 BLUE RIVER Conditions and Updates
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Rene G
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Yup, probably my favori... I mean... I’ve heard they never get snow, should go to Vale, Mcbride or Revy.
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FastFarmer
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Good people make it a good place, same as VTown, good people make it a good place. These communities are built with and on hard work and pride, like it should be.
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FastFarmer
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A foot more than last week
Andrew.renegade1000
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Anyone out riding today with some updates ?
RXN
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Just read a post on Global news this morning.
Blue River got 52cms of snow. I'm assuming that's down below. Can only imagine what up top got
Blue River got 52cms of snow. I'm assuming that's down below. Can only imagine what up top got
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Heads up heading home tomorrow
MOTI technitions will be conducting avalanche control in the Red Pass area. Weather permitting, this is currently planned for tomorrow January 6th, from approximately 11:00 - 15:00.The highway will be shut down from Mt Robson to the East avalanche gates (near Red Pass).
MOTI technitions will be conducting avalanche control in the Red Pass area. Weather permitting, this is currently planned for tomorrow January 6th, from approximately 11:00 - 15:00.The highway will be shut down from Mt Robson to the East avalanche gates (near Red Pass).
Bikeswithtrax
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Myself, and the other three who want to go ride there, we have not ever ridden the Blue River area. Is it hard to find the riding areas?
Best accommodations?
We are trying to plan a guys trip for 4 days of riding, ages 31 to 58, all have ridden a lot.
Thanks
Best accommodations?
We are trying to plan a guys trip for 4 days of riding, ages 31 to 58, all have ridden a lot.
Thanks
Dawizman
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has maps of all the riding areas, and staging areas. They can all be loaded to a gps.
The staging areas are easy to find.
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FastFarmer
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Repped that and gave you a bronze star
Rjjtcross8
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Thanks Farmer! Sent some rep your way!
Rene G
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I really like the Holy Smoke Inn for accommodations, highly recommend!
I think if you can get your hands on the riding area and trail map brochure they print, you'll be fine. I think the main difference you'll find at Blue is that there are no cabins / warm up shacks / shelters in the riding areas, at least none that I can think of.
slededjr
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Start off with East Groundhog then Foam Creek. You won’t be disappointed with either. After you do those two, read the info for each other area and decide where to go next.
6snowmandeep
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We love the trees at redsands if your riding bikes
Bikeswithtrax
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Thanks to all of you, man this is a great forum. Two of us are on bikes, and two on sleds. Figure if it gets too deep in some areas the sleds can break trail and I'll poach their track.
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FastFarmer
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Oh it’s deep...
Crash
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Has anyone been into Holy Grail or Big Blue?
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