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Dunatic

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• Sep 25, 2009

• #1

Thanks for everything you guys at the UAC do to educate us and keep us safe!

Ride smart guys!!

Everyone have a fun and safe year!​

Links for the Utah Avalanche Center, Snotel, NOAA & Cameras below


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Last edited: Dec 2, 2009

Sunridge Sledhead

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• Sep 25, 2009

• #2

We owe a lot to these guys! Craig has done a great job in reaching out to the sledding community. Impossible to count the number of lives he has saved, but I'm sure there are several!

 

BossRev

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• Sep 25, 2009

• #3

Thank you UAC!!

 

SledGimp

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• Sep 25, 2009

• #4

Not only should we thank Craig and the UAC but we should thank everyone that came last night to Brewvies, awesome turnout and great group of people to hang out with.

 

SnowBigDeal

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Premium Member

• Sep 25, 2009

• #5

Thanks UAC! Everyone be sure to use the Beacon Basin's that the Avy Center helps out with. They are a great way to practice with your beacon.

 

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1MEX

Well-known member

• Sep 25, 2009

• #6

Big thanks to Craig and the UAC!! Lets all get together for his classes as we did for a great movie and ok !!!

 

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JustinB

Well-known member

• Sep 26, 2009

• #7

http://utahavalanchecenter.org/kbyg_video

 

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Pastor

Free Member

• Sep 30, 2009

• #8

Yes,

I have learned so much from these guys. I still have lots to learn but it has opened my eyes to how important it is to study the snow, conditions, temps, be observant, stop in safe places, etc. etc. etc.


They provide a great service and do a great job.

 

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Brett Kobernik

Free Member

• Feb 7, 2011

• #9

Hey People,

Thanks for the kind words, hopefully you find the information we put out useful. We are all very passionate about what we do and are totally into recreating in the mountains. I am a total snow junkie and love not only riding but following the stability trends!!

If you have suggestions on anything that would help you out there don't hesitate to drop us a line (CLICK HERE).

Sharing info on any avalanche activity is also one of the best things you can do to help us figure out the patterns in instability. (CLICK HERE)

Take care out there and enjoy!!

Brett
Utah Avalanche Center