Skiing, snowshoeing, and adventure in the Pacific Northwest and beyond!
Skiing, snowshoeing, and adventure in the Pacific Northwest and beyond!
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Note – this is a placeholder for now. Ted is trying to lead these tours every Thursday. Some weeks we may not have the tour due to Ted’s availability or weather. We’ll update this once confirmed. Let’s ski this Thursday! We will have a leisurely, easy intermediate ski tour, no more than 6 miles, […]
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Intermediate Back Country Ski Friday and Saturday night stay in the historic Tilly Jane A-Frame shelter on Mt Hood. Park at the Tilly Jane Trailhead parking area. You’ll back country ski to the Friends of Tilly Jane Cabins managed shelter on the Northeast side of Mt. Hood, a 3 mile ski with a 1,900-foot elevation
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This is a big backcountry tour as ski from the Hood River Meadows parking lot, up Lambertson butte, across open snowfields to Cooper Spur and then down down down by Tilly Jane. You must have Telemark or AT skis with skins. Expect to be on the snow all day. Sign up or email me and
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Ochoco National Forest, OR Mar 11 – Mar 14, Tue – Fri Intermediate Ski on ungroomed trails Come ski and ogle this enchanting area of rolling, forested high country in the Ochoco Mountains about 25 miles east of Prineville. This relatively remote area of Oregon is known for its dry snow, butterscotch smelling ponderosa pine
Ogling the Ochocos 2025 Read More »
Anchorage, AK March 11-18 Tue-Tue Intermediate to Advanced 6 days of skiing in and beyond Anchorage, AK. The urban area of Anchorage has plenty of snow in March and many groomed ski areas which we’ll ski on. The coastal trail is wonderful for it’s scenic route along Turnagain Arm. At Kincaide Park & Hillside there
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ONC-PDX Monthly Meeting “Modern Cartography and Mapping Mount Hood: what are maps made of?” – James Wilson When: Tuesday March 11, 6:30pm – 8:30pm. Where: Multnomah Arts Center, Room 30* (in the Senior Center; park in back of the building and enter through the doors on the right that say Senior Center). * Also on
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The John Craig Memorial Ski Event is scheduled for Saturday, March 15, 2025. It will consist of self-timed ski races of about 8 or 15 miles and casual ski tours of the same lengths leaving from the East Snow Gate of Highway 242 (McKenzie Pass Highway), about 9 miles west of Sisters, Oregon. The ski
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This Advanced BC Nordic ski tour is a classic. As Klindt Vielbig says in his route description, “the Yellowjacket Trail is a challenge against which to judge your skiing skills, for most of them will surely be required before the tour is ended. If you can ski this trail with aplomb, you may consider yourself
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Let’s ski Teacup! This trip on groomed trails is an all ability ski but I will gear it to any beginners who come. Please register for the tour below. Meet at Old Town Troutdale behind the row of shops. Please arrive in time to arrange carpools and be ready to depart at 9:00 AM SHARP!
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Deschutes National Forest, OR March 21-24, 2025, Fri-Mon Intermediate and Advanced – Ungroomed Backcountry Nordic Have you ever dreamed of spending 3 days Nordic skiing in the beautiful high elevation backcountry, but maybe you’re not up for planning all the logistics and carrying tons of gear? Then this trip could be for you! Join us
Sisters Wilderness 3-Day Hut-to-Hut Traverse Read More »