Early Season Mid-West Powder Chasers, Go West

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Are you looking for early season powder? Do you want snow rolling up over your hood?

Join our club for an inexpensive week of mountain riding. Hit the best riding areas in the west.

Under $900, includes TRANSPORTATION, LODGING AND MEALS.- 5 days of mountain riding time

You, your sled, tools and gear. Load up in the big rig and chase pow.

You can also send you sled and gear, fly out and meet at Cooke with a -100 dollar discount on the package.

PM or email if you have any questions.

Cooke City, MT
January 6th-10th

Lodging at Cooke City Super 8 - Meals provided by BearClaw Bakery - Transportation with MomsMotorSports.

Great Video from last seasons ride in Cooke with early season pow.....

 

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The forecast is looking good

 

[jmom]

The forecast is looking good

The forecast was spot on, It Begins......
http://www.snowestonline.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=189395&stc=1&d=1354370455

T-Pass in Wyoming, looks like the entire range got hit

 

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'I found all the snow that was supposed to fall in Colorado. It’s in Cooke City!' -Doug Chabot Avalanche.Org

All of this is good news for the folks heading out in just a couple of weeks.- Join Up, Send Your Sled and Meet At Cooke.


With all the new snow in the mountains EVERYONE remember to check Avalanche.org for the most up to date reports on riding areas in the west.

Today's Report for Cooke and Bozeman Area.........
Daily snowfall has blanketed southwest Montana over the last 20 days. Winds have been strong, gusty and created wind drifts, most notably at the higher elevation ridge lines where avalanches are likely to be trigger these wind-loading on Buck Ridge south of Big Sky as well.
Talking to snowmobilers yesterday I condensed the entire advisory into one sentence: Besides stability is pretty good. This assessment seems accurate for our entire area. I do not expect folks to snowpit). We’ve gotten similar results in the Madison, Gallatin and Bridger Ranges, but only on a handful of slopes. With the latest round of storms we have not seen natural or human trigger a wind-loaded slopes and skied lines that were not very exposed. step down to deeper layers on select, but not easily identifiable slopes. Dig and test. For today, the avalanche danger continues to be rated wind-loaded terrain. All other slopes have a MODERATE danger.