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Yo-yo skiing Musical Bumps
Day trip on the musical bumps. Moving through challenging terrain at a moderate pace. We will park @ LOT 4 whistler village and walk from there to guest services to purchase backcountry lift tickets $45. Requirements: Minimum AST1 Shovel, probe, avalanche transceiver Skis or split board, backcountry bindings, boots, skins The 10 safety essentials Lunch, […]
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** Cancelled ** Round Mountain Ski & Split Board Day Tour – beginner friendly & classic season opener
–Whether a first time or 30th time, Round Mountain is a welcoming and popular day tour destination. It’s popular in part due to access being fairly straight forward (though chains are required) with trail head at 975 m. Weekends are predictably busy so best to be prompt and start early. The plan is to meet […]
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Virtual Trip Organizing planning session
–We will meet over Zoom, there will be a presentation of the guidelines and some updates about how to post on our calendar as well as a quick overview of the functions of the future calendar. We will have a chance to brainstorm ideas, share stories and make plans for the winter. Come with questions […]
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Fjallraven Shop/Slide Show/Climbing Board Demos – “Where to Ski Locally for Beginner to Moderate Terrain”, “Demo Anchor building/Anchor Cleaning” – by Rob Szpak
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Please join us on November 27, 2025 for another Fjallraven discount shop evening for members with a slide show presentation by Rob Szpak on “Where to ski Locally for Beginner to Moderate Terrain”. Rob will also do anchor building and anchor cleaning demos using the new 8 Climbing Boards he built for the section for […]
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Monthly Social – “Ski-Mountaineering in the St. Elias Mountains” by Paul Geddes
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Please join us on November 25, 2025 for our monthly social! This month, we’re featuring a presentation on ski-mountaineering in the St. Elias Mountains located in the southwest corner of the Yukon within Kluane National Park. Section members Paul and Willa Geddes participated in several trips to this vast area in the 1990’s and 2000’s. […]
