What to Wear Cat-Skiing
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The kit you already ski in. Transceiver, shovel, probe issued. Helmet.
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- High Sierra SnowcatBridgeport, CAView
- Pacific Crest SnowcatsTruckee, CAView
- Aspen MountainAspen, COView
- Irwin GuidesCrested Butte, COView
- Jones Pass GuidesEmpire, COView
- Silverton PowdercatsSilverton, COView
- Steamboat PowdercatsSteamboat Springs, COViewWebsite
- Vail Powder GuidesVail, COView
- Brundage Mountain ResortMcCall, IDViewWebsite
- Selkirk PowderCoolin, IDView
- Soldier MountainFairfield, IDView
- Great Northern Powder GuidesOlney, MTViewWebsite
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- Common First-Time Cat-Ski Questions
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