We all love the mountains. Whether you carve powder on your snow machine or enjoy a walk down a snowshoe trail, our passion for the outdoors unites us. The vast majority of our recreation takes place on public lands, and as such we all have a vested interest in maintaining these outdoor spaces. Two often cited ethos, Recreate Responsibly and Leave No Trace, feel right at home when considering a summer hike or camping trip with the family. But, how do these philosophies fit into our winter wonderland?
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Archives September 2020
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Since it’s officially fall, we have to ask the question on every backcountry traveler’s mind – what will this winter look like in the Pacific Northwest?
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If you’re like me, September marks the season of anticipation and waiting. I find myself perusing new winter gear online, becoming jealous of early snow dustings in Montana, and dreaming of mid-winter powder days. While this can make fall seem painfully long and slow, this time doesn’t need to be wasted. So, what can you do to start preparing your brain for winter?
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