Squaw Valley Sorta Secret Chute 75

Posted by P-Mac On May - 22 - 2011ADD COMMENTS



Squaw Valley is awesome. Even in this late season, with the KT chair the only lift running, you can access some of the best terrain in the sierra. Local shredder, Mehdi Rangchi reminds us of the stuff that you should not miss when you are there. Follow the sun. Let the ice soften into some nice corn for at least an hour and avoid the shade. Mehdi is so stoked on his Atomic Access skis, he talked like a Kung-Fu master.





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Chute 75 is a killer gem.

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Travis Ganong Corn Snow Season Review

Posted by P-Mac On May - 10 - 20111 COMMENT



It is important to look behind you every so often to remind yourself how far you’ve come and avoid looking at all the ground you haven’t covered yet. This year has been amazing. The best and the most snow in memory. For Travis Ganong, it has been huge too. Picture yourself competing at the highest level for your discipline. (You should picture it or you will never actually do it, by the way) Travis has been in the U.S. ski team, on the World Cup circuit and lets you in on skiing the Hahnenkamm race in Kitzbühel, Austria. He lets you in on some Squaw Valley Secrets, too.- Sort of.





Travis Ganong, Patrick McIntosh and Mehdi Rangchi harvesting corn and laughs.

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Get Back Country

Posted by P-Mac On January - 13 - 201012 COMMENTS
Earning Your Turns is Important

Earning Your Turns is Important




Highway 50 drops into South Lake Tahoe and opens up to some of the best scenery in the USA. Down, off to the right, on your way in the basin is Highway 88, going off to Kirkwood and some good tree skiing.


Waterhouse Peak is accessible on Highway 88. Park on the shoulder and put your skins on. I just did this with Todd Gillihan, local (loco) split-boarder and we realized some things. You don’t have to go here to have huge breakthroughs. Just hike up a hill with a good friend and share your thoughts.


Here they are:
There are few things in this world as important as friendships. Take care of them. They are all you’ve got.


We are going to change the world through adventures and bringing people together by giving and sharing our passions.


Stand by your spouse, no matter what.


Stay together. Get lost with friends but never alone.


A gut-busting cardio-high-altitude-blast gives you a better high than anything you can buy on the street.


Split-Boards are snowboards cut in half and are worth it if you like backcountry and are a knuckledragger.

Split-Boards are snowboards cut in half and are worth it if you like backcountry and are a knuckledragger.




For more resources on split boarding, check out this site.



What gut-busting-adventure have you been on lately?

What gut-busting-adventure have you been on lately?

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Pray for Snow

Posted by P-Mac On December - 4 - 20091 COMMENT

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You want freshies in the Pow-Pow? Well, you may have to get down and pray. The snow-maker at “Boringhill” may provide a little fun but the snow that God makes is always better.

Check and see the weather and if the prayer was answered here.

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