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Shreding in the backcountry is often about timing. Sometimes you're left with nothing more than enduring endless hours of skinning, with riding so marginal that you wish you had of stayed in bed. Other times, all conditions are sublime and you are poised for the day of your life.



Rogers Pass is filled with pillow lines everywhere.


Dave rocking his brand new Prior AMF

The weather forecasts for the week showed snow everyday with light winds. Everything was lining up and our timing couldn’t have been better. Our group tends to seek the more adventurous areas, leaving the masses behind in search of the hidden gems of Rogers Pass. Sit back enjoy a week of powder in Rogers pass. I was lucky enough to connect with some good friends for this trip. Our last minute addition of Pat Mulrooney added great base of knowledge for the trip. If you haven't read about Pat check out http://patmulrooney.blogspot.com. This guy is one of the original splitboarders of the coast and has put some serious mileage in over the years.



With an incoming storm we bailed to Revy. Not before we shredded like this..




For full write up and lots of pictures
powdergangster.ca or http://bit.ly/yCGWKm

Ya it was pretty good. I would love to hit it up again!

SICK!!

Hard to blow it at Roger's Pass this year. Even so, sound like you guys nailed it.

you post some good stuff PG. those are some great still photos. what kind of camera are you using?