Top of the World Bowl - Pilot Peak, ID on Flickr.
Skinning up Top of the World Bowl - Idaho
Top of the World Bowl - Pilot Peak, ID on Flickr.
Skinning up Top of the World Bowl - Idaho
We’ve stopped measuring snowpack by the inch and turning to how much the surface hoar is growing. Took this shot along the Payette River outside of McCall, ID
Mica made my bucket list. Mike Douglas an impressive shredder is in this short 5:39min. Douglas also produced and directed the catchy short on Whistler Blackcomb. The super deep pillowy powder will hold your attention not to mention the upbeat tempo of Alma - Everytime.
Snowshoeing with family along the Payette River - McCall, Idaho
“Vision is by far our most dominant sense…we learn and remember best through pictures, not through written or spoken words” - Dr. John Medina Brain Rules #10 Vision trumps all other senses.
Thanks to Steve Casimiro who eloquently put it this way: The video is an ad for Telluride. It’s an ad, yes, but it more perfectly captures the sweet love affair with skiing than anything else I’ve seen in a long time, and that includes documentary ski movies and magazines. There are a few cliches and some obvious bones thrown to the marketers, but they’re far overshadowed by the sense of wonder and spirit of appreciation that we actually get to ski and to experience places as delightful as Telluride. So kudos to Ben Knight and Felt Soul Media for applying their patient cinematography to skiing and the folks at Telluride who funded the project and trusted that words are unnecessary. There a difference between sharing and selling, and this video proves it.
Knee deep powder in McCall, Idaho over New Years break as Anders and Caroline make their way to the car.
Winter Carnival is coming to McCall, Idaho in January, organizers are getting ready -
Courtesy of Kevin Rank
Great early season backcountry trip yesterday. This is the top of Pilots Peak looking east with the Sawtooth range off in the distance (center of picture).
Whipped cream Idaho backcountry
Sun Valley lodge, one of many ice sculptures lurking in the woods