People are skiing powder and it’s only early October. We’ll just let that sink in for a minute.
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Powder turns are being found in the Banff backcountry in addition to portions of Glacier National Park. Let it be known that both require massive approaches and a comprehensive familiarity with the terrain and avalanche conditions.
Lake Louise Backcountry:
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Montana [Glacier National Park]:
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