warm spring day with unlimited terrain!
whats your favorite type of riding ?
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I love boondocking thru the trees climbing higher and higher until suddenly you pop over a ridge and a wide open alpine bowl opens up in front of you with massive climbs on all sides going higher than your sled could possibly take you.
I also like those timber cutblocks you all have in Canada, 15 foot of snow under ya and a rolly polly sidehill void of timber = fun
I also like hitting those old skidder trails, you don't know where it goes but no one else has been up it and the snow is untouched, ya I get stuck a lot when I do find the end hahaha
I also like those timber cutblocks you all have in Canada, 15 foot of snow under ya and a rolly polly sidehill void of timber = fun
I also like hitting those old skidder trails, you don't know where it goes but no one else has been up it and the snow is untouched, ya I get stuck a lot when I do find the end hahaha
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DragonFreak
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My favorite is boondocking in lots of powder. I also like to jump off cornices and do a little hill climbing but not alot.
Boondocking
It encompasses everything from trees, powder, uphill, drops, sidehilling, everything.
It encompasses everything from trees, powder, uphill, drops, sidehilling, everything.
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snowmobiler
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snow,water,dirt.its all good.
about 2 feet of fresh pow and love to climb!
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go high fast
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I like spring hillclimbing with nothing on but a T shirt.
Deep mountain powder in the meadows and high mountain passes call my name.......Gotta love'em!!! But then anything to do with riding is great for me!!
.....always got an eye open for potential AVYS and the hidden stump that will stop you cold though......they are real and can hurt and or kill you quick. At the very least, mess your sled up something fierce. I listen to my gut feelings alot more now than I used to about certain riding areas and conditions.
Older and wiser than I used to be I guess.
.....always got an eye open for potential AVYS and the hidden stump that will stop you cold though......they are real and can hurt and or kill you quick. At the very least, mess your sled up something fierce. I listen to my gut feelings alot more now than I used to about certain riding areas and conditions.
Older and wiser than I used to be I guess.
well,, any powder goes without saying..but this is out the front door of my cabin
Any kind of powder....Boondocking, Climbing, A Couple nice drops.....I'll take what I can get.
I like boondocking through forest fire burned areas. They are open enough that you can roam freely, yet they are tight enough that you still have obsitcles to work around.
