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So how is this season stacking up? I spent the first cup of coffee trying to get a perspective on this season in the Tetons.

An expert, in some literature, is defined as someone who has 10,000 hours of practice. Fully 10,000 hours of any activity is a tremendous amount

My good friend Jamie Week describes the importance of communication in the backcountry like this: “Inbounds at the ski area, skiing and riding is all

Avalanche professionals have routines that they follow all season, every season. They are creatures of habit. And often, these habits save lives. Avalanche professionals are

Backcountry skiing can be so much fun: exploring new places, skiing powder with friends, moving efficiently through the mountains. But every once in a while, something

It’s mid-September and photos of the South American ski season are everywhere. Between these images and the change in weather, I’m thinking about winter. The

  The top chart is from Bruce Tremper’s Staying Alive in Avalanche Terrain. The top chart shows the timeline of stabilization after a storm event