Adam Laurin @ FWA Catskiing / Photo: Mark Gallup
When it comes to doing jumps finding cool launch pads are always great for photos- add flash in the mix and you got a pretty unique shot.
Mark Gallup making the most out of this rock which is actually on the drive up to FWA’s terrain.
Adam hucking for the Catskiing Canada Team / Photo: Rob Plato
Our Catskiing Canada team had an insane visit at Valhalla Powder Snowcats located near Nelson BC. Adam had arrived just injured himself before the trip..
You would never know that he isn’t a 100% when you see him take on some of the terrain at Valhalla.
Did he stomp it or did he bomb it? Will have to wait to see in the upcoming Untracked Guides article!
Joe Hucks @ Selkirk Wilderness Skiing / Photo: David Couse
A typical day of Catskiing is usually all about powder turns. However, If you ask your guides nicely and have demonstrated a bit of skill.. they may point out a few features to “Huck your Meat”.
For the most part there is always a fairly reasonable way down to the cats.
When your with a media crew and your looking to get a few good photos it pays off to ask one of your guides to not just show you a drop.. but perhaps show you how to nail it.
Joe was our willing participant and thanks to some radio guiding with lead guide Scott he stomped the landing avoiding what he notified as a “Giant Ice Cookie” just left of his landing (just out of photo frame)
Thanks Joe!
