With waist-deep powder, opening day is shaping up to be one for the record books
If you’re heading up Blackcomb for opening day tomorrow, prepare yourself for powder that’s waist deep in some sections.
“The whole concept of physical and mental preparedness for skiing in the mountain at this time of the year is huge. Make sure you’re mentally and physically fit. And after that, it comes down to the equipment that we’re using,” he said. Aside from knowing your gear and having the skills for a day on the mountain, make sure to read the waiver, the alpine responsibility code and signage.
In preparation for alpine skiing, the snow safety team has been heli-bombing for avalanches and working to remove wind-formed cornices along ridges.
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