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| Fabo guided us into the catski area |
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| Robin looking at the back of Mt MacKenzie and its Freeride World Tour face |
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| You can either pay over 500 bucks for a catski trip into this area or walk |
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| Looking back |
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| Turning around after scouting some lines |
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| Fresh lines everywhere |
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| Seems like the ski patrol has a sense of humor, too. |
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| Split your board, touring is on again! |
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| Alex took me to the Roger's Pass, which is one of the most famous touring spots around Revelstoke. He is an outdoor-loving American ... |
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| ... and we had an amazing day, for sure. |
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| The view on top wasn't that good, but the run down was loaded with deep powder. |
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| Yesterday, I started my day quite early to go on a little tour in the cold. |
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| These two skiers took me along to a logging road; a totally new thing to me. Except for the chain mounting. But Alex's chains were kind of tricky ... |
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| ... so we had to mount them "the Canadian way". Fortunately, Alex had some wire. |
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| Cal, enjoying the cold ride up the logging road. He almost lost a toe this day and made some concerning noises on our way back home. - 27 °C can definitely hurt. |
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| The arrival on the top of our skiing-spot. After a little lunch break, we went down ... |
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| ... and up again ... |
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| ... through winter-wonderland. |
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| On our way back home I practised my drive-by shooting skills. Hopefully, you like this tourist-shot. |
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| After an exhausting jumping session we spent some minutes at the sauna and talked about a preseason-skiing-session. |
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| A few days later, Cal and I went (on bikes, as you can see above) straight into ... |
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| ... the woods ... |
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| ... looking for some powder. All we found was some snow to ski hard. |
