“Blue skies and big mountains were on the docket for the last day of the Chic Chocs trip. The team had to make some smart terrain choices that led them up into wide open lines.”
Shout out to all the Québécois fans who wish we wrote in French. Your terrain is rad and we are jaloux. Enjoy this little edit from Ski The East featuring some treeless shredding in the Chic-Choc mountain range in the central region of the Gaspé Peninsula in Quebec, Canada. Malade:
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