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Also on Boulder yesterday.Feb.6 Ya left my bag open. Missing a mitt with a radio inside and a sock with a headlamp. Anywhere on the trail or up to Sugar Bowl. PM me if you found them please.

Mines a 16 straight wall and 4 v nose by 8.5 wide. 3 fit easily and I get 4 in with backing one in. Just put the tunnels to the center.

Parking at Boulder was at 3km. Anywhere around the Kirkup split. Some guys went farther up and some rode from the bottom. I think the bottom snow has melted though.

When we came down Boulder yesterday the groomer had come up Kirkup and was punching the trail past the cabin to the top. Probed about 130cm in the alpine.

They schedule grooming for Thursday nights. Was at Silent last Friday and the trail was great. Nice snow up top too. Should be getting a bit of a reload this weekend.

Older pic but here's 4 sleds in a Mission 16 by 8.5.

Have used all of the above for several years. The spot device is useful for letting other know where you are. But no two way communication. The Garmin radios are good in the field as walkie/talkies and have a good range but the screens are small and hard to locate lost people. The newest in...

Mine is an add on but it can't be too expensive on its own either. Bottom line is get some liability insurance. We've seen the problems it causes if you don't. And then stick around to solve the problem. It's not that expensive to stay legal. A bumper or trail fee. OMG not an engine!

The cost of third party liability -" legal liability or bodily injury to or death of any person or damage to property (exclusive of costs and post judgement interest)" from my Wawanesa policy, for a $2 000 000.00 limit is $25. Just get this type of insurance and be covered.

I'm typically a 20 to 30 day a year guy. Looking to improve the numbers. Could be available for some mid week rides this year.

With the Infernos you push a button for a heat cycle when they fog. There's a buzzing sound to let you know it started. The heat cycle lasts for about 3 minutes and clears the lenses. The battery is supposed to last 30 cycles but I've never used it that many times in the day. The most I've used...

I have the Oakley Prism Rose infernos. As above activate the lenses about a minute or two before you ride and you'll be clear. Love the color and definition. They're expensive so I'm trying not to damage the lenses but being able to see is important.

Avalanche Safety Solutions in Golden is the service dealer. I'd get it checked out.

It's also important to continuously do the updates. I once got the message a day later. I was a few updates behind.

I've got line miner infernos. Best goggle I've owned for low light days. Bit pricey but IMO worth it.

Ramada, Best Western, Prestige, all good parking. Close to Mcd's, Subway, AW or b'fast in hotel. Medium priced.

I keep a small set of double pulleys and rope. Two guys can pull a sled back uphill with it. I also carry a drybag with overnight and safety gear which fits on my rack. Haven't used it myself yet but have been able to help several other people so far. Radios, food, in reach, first aid, snow...

Nice vid guys. I'm ready for this season. I've got some new avy tech info to share if we get a chance to ride this year.

I did notice that they were gone. I assumed that the lighter metal melted in the fire.

We stopped to look at the sled too after the fire was out. The owner came by as we were there with the story. It was an uninsured 06 Rev that had been sitting outside for about 5 years. They brought it out to the mountains and it had a fuel leak that lit it up. He had found a sled to drag it out...