Squaw Valley Institute presents the Tahoe Premiere of Greg Stump’s “Legend of Aahhhs”. The film will be preceded by a panel discussion with Scot Schmidt, Timy Dutton, Robb Gaffney and Greg Stump.
Month: October 2012
Truckee bushpilot Kevin Quinn recently surveyed the new snow from his Cessna 183.
Tahoe got a one-two punch of snow over the last couple of days. Thick to start, light to finish, just the way we like it. About 15 inches on the valley floors and over 30 inches up high.
Snowmaking operations have begun in Colorado and Arapahoe Basin and Loveland ski areas are open for business.
A Sikorsky Skycrane helicopter visited Squaw Valley yesterday to haul towers from the Squaw parking lot to the location of the new Big Blue Express lift. The impressive aerial workhorse had the entire project done by lunch. Less than a minute in and out except for some of the larger towers. The Big Blue Express will improve traffic flow and mid mountain access at Squaw and starts where the old High Camp loaded and unloads near the top of East Broadway (neither lift exists anymore).
“POW’s mission is to unite and actively engage the global snow sports community to lead the fight against climate change.”
Himalayan Ascent, one of the many teams on Manaslu in 2012, has released it’s summary of details surrounding the deadly September 23 avalanche.
Manaslu incident summary
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