Scott Martin / Catskiing Canada @ Powder Mountain / Photo: Lisa Gover
Every now and again, you find a sweet open stash in between the trees that is tucked away just for you. You feel like you just got away with a powder crime, and no concern with your getaway back into the thick of the trees… you know you will find your way.
Guide @ Powder Mountain Catskiing / Photo: Lisa Dawn Photography
Stephan Maurer @ Powder Mountain Catskiing / Photo: Markus Fischer
Untracked Guides with Catskiing Canada @ Powder Mountain/ Photo:Kevin
Powder Mountain Catskiing / Photo: Mike Crane
CATSKIING CANADA filming @ Powder Mountain / Photo: Mike Crane
Powder Mountain Catskiing last year introduced Heliskiing as part of their all you can eat powder Buffet. No surprise.. when you take a good look around at their
terrain. The one thing that struck me was..that I felt like I was heli skiing..or at least what the drops must be like…
With the cypress area (one of 3 areas you catski at Powder Moutain) runs ranging from 1500 to 3800 vertical feet? (Leg bagging bombers)
When you work/film or ski/snowboard at this place.. you really gotta work on your big pow turns. Everyone has a signature throw down.. We felt like we were praising the powder gods who seemed to smile upon us. When we asked the guides if this was epic conditions. they shrugged and said.. “Oh it gets better”.. This is a must do destination for the faithful few who make this place their winter pilgrimage.
The faithful @Powder Mountain/ Photo: Mike Crane
Brad Meraly local ripper from Whistler Photo: Mike Crane @ Powder Mountain Catskiing
Powder Mountain / Photo: Mike Crane
Catskiing Canada’s Scott Martin / Photo: Lisa Dawn Gover
