to ride or not to ride
Originally Posted by white_n_slow
there used to be a couple lifts on berthoud pass, but they are long since abandoned. Yeah, berthoud pass has some sexy back country and an excelent hitch-hiker charilift. If you hike a little, you can actually ride 7 miles top to bottom, hop in the back of somebodys truck and get in 4 or 5 solid runs per day.
Aside from loveland pass, its the only non-hiking backcountry of any merit in the area.
Aside from loveland pass, its the only non-hiking backcountry of any merit in the area.I sure hope you have your Ortovox, shovels, and shock cord though if your doing backcountry.
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Originally Posted by white_n_slow
nope :happysad:
:edit:well, shovels, but thats pretty much it.
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:edit:well, shovels, but thats pretty much it.
h:Dude seriously you should look into some peeps and at least some of the free avalanche training courses the mountains offer just so you know what to do. I thought I knew what was up until I took a couple avalanche safety courses and learned more than I thought.
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Originally Posted by LT
pics of this awesome scenery i'm imagining.
https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/s...t=rollins+pass
Originally Posted by Nightshade
:nono:
Dude seriously you should look into some peeps and at least some of the free avalanche training courses the mountains offer just so you know what to do. I thought I knew what was up until I took a couple avalanche safety courses and learned more than I thought.
Dude seriously you should look into some peeps and at least some of the free avalanche training courses the mountains offer just so you know what to do. I thought I knew what was up until I took a couple avalanche safety courses and learned more than I thought.
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