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Skiing in Japan Really is This Good. Just Watch.

Skiing in Japan Really is This Good. Just Watch.

POWDER Magazine — I never imagined that the snow in Japan would actually be as deep or as light as the ski industry as a whole portrays it on social media. Sure, I thought it would be good. But I've traveled enough to know that if you book a two week trip to anywhere, you may or may not score.
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The San Juan Got 45 Inches in 48 Hours-These Lucky Bastards Skied It

The San Juan Got 45 Inches in 48 Hours-These Lucky Bastards Skied It

POWDER Magazine — WORDS & PHOTOS: Jeff Cricco Southern Colorado received so much snow last week that many county roads and passes in the San Juan have been closed intermittently from avalanche debris or from avalanche danger. Highway 550 on Red Mountain pass has been closed for more than two weeks from multiple avalanches that have take out and buried roads in multiple spots.
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Choking on Chest Deep Powder is the New Norm in Tahoe

Choking on Chest Deep Powder is the New Norm in Tahoe

POWDER Magazine — Wake up early, drink tea, eat breakfast, shovel, ski, shovel, eat dinner, shovel, sleep, repeat. In all seriousness, it has been snowing for two straight months in Tahoe and this is our new normal. The land of Sierra Cement has been quickly transformed into a locale where the sun seldom shines and choking on chest deep powder is the norm.
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It's Waist-Deep Skiing at June Mountain Right Now

It's Waist-Deep Skiing at June Mountain Right Now

POWDER Magazine — WORDS & PHOTOS: Peter Morning This monster storm had already dropped about 5-7 feet of snow when Bernard Rosow and I made the call to head to June Mountain. We heard from the team at June that they were going to open The Face after some extensive patrol work and once we pulled into the parking lot, we realized we were going to get it good.
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Sleeper Storms Dumped 40" of Powder on Telluride. Photos to Prove It.

Sleeper Storms Dumped 40" of Powder on Telluride. Photos to Prove It.

POWDER Magazine — The snow has been stacking up in Telluride and the northern San Juans this season since early December, with a seemingly endless series of storm cycles carrying us into the new year. None of the storms have been anything massive, but the cumulative effect has filled in terrain and kept things soft.
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This Is What it Looks Like to Ski 86 Inches of Utah Powder

This Is What it Looks Like to Ski 86 Inches of Utah Powder

POWDER Magazine — WORDS & PHOTOS: Lee Cohen The last week at Alta has been off the charts and it's great hearing locals praising "it's like the old days." A couple of sleeper storms and the whopper that they predicted. Eighty-six inches from January 16 to January 24.
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Here's What 3 Feet of Snow in 24 Hours Looks Like Japan

Here's What 3 Feet of Snow in 24 Hours Looks Like Japan

POWDER Magazine — Last week, I had the privilege to be an instructor with a photo camp in Japan. The Image Quest Photo Camp was in the northern island of Hokkaido for a 10-day tour of duty hitting the hot spots, or should I say, the cold deep spots of the north island of Japan.
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PHOTOS: Winter Is Going Off in Southern Colorado

PHOTOS: Winter Is Going Off in Southern Colorado

POWDER Magazine — WORDS & PHOTOS: Jeff Cricco What a week its been in the San Juans. Culminating with a storm that dumped more than 2 feet overnight on Monday. Here's some shots from Silverton, Red Mountain Pass, and Molas Pass. After a rough drought season last year, we already had more snow by January 1 then we did the whole of last season.
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Winter Storms Deliver 137 Inches of Snow to Whistler

Winter Storms Deliver 137 Inches of Snow to Whistler

POWDER Magazine — WORDS & PHOTOS: Andrew Strain November is typically storm season in the Pacific Northwest. Powerful low-pressure systems queue in the Pacific, setting up a bombing run that drops a carpet of white across the Cordillera. Typically.
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