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On the Eve of the Storm

With a strong system on the horizon, I figured the calm before the storm was the perfect time to score one more Pass lap before avalanche conditions change.

02/20/12

Photo of the Day – Slashin’ Pow on Teton Pass

02/20/12 – The snow was falling and the wind was howling as we made our way to the summit of the Glory bootpack. Kevin Wittig slashes some pow on the descent to Coal Creek.

New Snow on Teton Pass

02/11/12 – A few inches of new snow was just enough to cover old tracks on Teton Pass and give Jake Johnston and clean canvas from top to bottom.

01/31/12

Photo of the Day – Safety First on Teton Pass

01/31/12 – We carefully worked our way down the ridge, avoiding the steep avalanche prone terrain on Teton Pass. Stephen Williams cruises through some soft turns. Check in with the Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center for daily avalanche advisories.

Sonnet for the Ambitious

Earlier this winter, Backcountry Magazine featured an inspiring sonnet from Jackson Hole written by Gregory Schultz that uniquely captures the special beauty of Teton Pass in Wyoming.

01/13/12

Photo of the Day – Untracked Turns on Teton Pass

01/13/12 – This season we have been searching high and low for soft snow between storms. Jake Johnston finds some off Teton Pass.

The Mount Glory Bootpack

“Man, I’m out of shape,” I stop and think to myself about halfway up the bootpack to the top of Mount Glory. As I watch my friends carry on in front of me and eventually out of sight, I realize…

11/25/11

Split snowboading enthusiast Stephen Williams encounters 60+ mph winds ascending the final pitch of a skin track in the Teton Pass backcountry,

Teton Pass Mountain Biking, Lithium

Great recent session on the Lithium Trail on Teton Pass from Unofficial Jackson. This trail is pro and has a lot of big features meant for only the best mountain bikers. Minus a few patches of snow towards the top, the trail looks like it is in great shape. Thanks to Teton Freedom Riders, Friends of the Pathways and all the volunteers who have built and maintained all the trails on Teton Pass.