Earlier this year my friends, Justin, Gavin and I had planned a week of ski touring up on the Albert Icefields, below Selkirk Lodge for Febr...

I will open this post with one image, found below.  When it snows 5cm an hour, starting as fast as a you can flip a switch, you know the ski...

February was a busy month, so was March, and generally the whole winter.  One of the most fun weeks of guiding I've had this winter ...

It's been a busy winter, even with the below average snow year, but what has really stood out in day to day skiing has been trip plannin...

The Guide's work is never done, and it's an interesting year out there, as British Columbia has definitely seen so far.  We just did...

Nearly everyone who takes an CAC AST 1 or 2 ; ITP 1,2,3; AAA Level 1-2-3; or any other form of avalanche course knows that if you have to re...

Last year I had published a handful of tips at the bottom of a post to have the best season yet.  A lot of people really liked the idea, as...

Squamish, and generally the entire Sea To Sky, has a serious load of climbs to get on.  Some of the hardest climbs in the world, and also th...

The mountains are brutally hard, beautifully brutal.  They are merely as hard as we make them, as each one has an easier route, or we have t...

I just got back from the last week of operations at TLH.  Great group, actually fantastic, and probably some of the best conditions we'v...