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Posted by Greg on January 24, 2012

A Day In The Southern Vt Back Country

Posted by Greg on January 17, 2012

After the frigid temps settled down over the weekend, to about 10 degrees on Monday morning.  Sounds like a great day to see what’s in the back country using Telemark and Alpine Touring equipment.

The plan is to skin up the Western shoulder of Bromley Mnt on the AT/LT.  A nice gradient for skinning up, and there’s plenty of fresh early season powder.  Summit and keep on the AT/LT to the ridge that houses the Mad Tom shelter.  Then ski back down through Bromley, since the tree skiing base is still a bit too thin.

For those who always dreamed of doing this, now is your chance.

Setting Up Your Skins. Need Some Skin For This Move.

Start Of The West Shoulder

AT Gear , "French For One Who Can't Telemark"

A Hot Lunch On Mad Tom Ridge

Skinning back up from Mad Tom's

Happy faces are always good.:)

"You Have To Do This Trip With Greg P At Kayak Waveology!!!! "

So what does Back Country Skiing and Sea Kayaking have in common?  It’s the same medium!  Just the frozen kind.  I have only been telemark skiing in Vt for the last 25 years and recently transformed some of my sea kayaking coaching Carma into coaching Telemark / Back Country skiing.

We will be running other Mountain Instructional Touring Trips through out the winter in New England.  If your interested in this kind of fun stuff while the ocean waters are frozen, just drop us a line.

Sea Kayak Podcast by Simon Willis

Posted by Greg on April 10, 2011

 http://simon-willis.blogspot.com/2011/04/new-podcast-connecticut.html

Back in snowy February, I had the pleasure of speaking with Simon Willis about our fun waters here in CT and RI.  Hope you enjoy the podcast.