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Photo Credit: Franco Pecchio | Cover Photo: Barclay Idsal

While spring means that winter is coming to a close, the onset of warm days and cold nights eventually leads to melt/freeze cycles. These cycles consolidate the snowpack and transform bigger lines into possible objectives.

Also See: Backcountry Skiing Basics

However, spring ski touring is a complicated process. A multitude of conditions means you need to be prepared for absurd temperature gradients, creek crossings, and alpine starts.

Note: Even in spring, it’s always recommended to bring along avalanche safety equipment.

Here Are The 10 Must Have Spring Ski Touring Essentials

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