Archive for the 'WebiGNARs' Category


Video: Larrabee South Face
January 31st, 2011 | By:  Allen | 3 Comments


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Sam and I had the chance to make some new friends at the Winchester Hut, then the next day we got to check Mount Larrabee off our list. Our route took us up a pre broken skin-track on the west face then down a couloir on the south face. We ... ...Read more


Goat Mtn Video, 1/9 (More Perfection)
January 12th, 2011 | By:  Allen | 16 Comments


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Here is the full video from our trip to Goat mountain. Brian, Tyler and I took advantage of one day of stable sunny powder. The hill delivered and everything went as well as it could have. We got in 3 laps and made the last lap in the fading alpenglow. ... ...Read more


Happy Holidays in the PNW
January 6th, 2011 | By:  Allen | 7 Comments


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This is a collection of powder skiing footage from before Christmas with some great high pressure skiing from around the new year. Everything takes place in the backcountry around the Mt. Baker Ski area. Destinations include Barometer Mtn., Mt. Shuksan, The Stone Man Couloir, and Ptarmigan Ridge. Here are some of ... ...Read more


New Video: Manali, A fresh Look Back
December 4th, 2010 | By:  Allen | 4 Comments


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Upon my return from India I found that I had a wealth of footage from the time we spent in Manali. I was however feeling a little burnt out on the whole thing which clearly showed in my initial edit. I then decided to put it off for a ... ...Read more


TR: Sun and Snow… wait what?
October 28th, 2010 | By:  Sam


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Allen, Brian, and I headed out to Skyline Ridge to see what this great first storm had left us! (Hint: it was white and there was a lot of it) Click the photo for more

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