Gaining avalanche knowledge for safe travel in the backcountry By Mira Brody EBS STAFF TOBACCO ROOT MOUNTAINS – The rhythmic sound of 10 sets of skins bounces...
Thinking strategically about travel in avalanche country By Dave Zinn Avalanche Forecaster at the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center I learned the basics of avalanche safety in...
By Ian Hoyer EBS Contributor Whether backcountry skiing, snowmobiling or snowshoeing, safely enjoying the backcountry requires planning, preparation and paying attention, not hours spent analyzing snow crystals...
By Dave Zinn EBS Contributor Show up on time, break trail all day, always wear a big smile and bring snacks for everyone in the group—these...
By Bella Butler EBS EDITORIAL ASSISTANT After the recent closures of Bridger Bowl and Big Sky Resort due to COVID-19 concerns, many skiers and boarders weren’t...
EBS STAFF BOZEMAN – With snow already falling by the feet throughout the early fall, skiers are already looking to the peaks in anticipation of the...
By Sara Marino EBS CONTRIBUTOR Spring is nearly here. But when sunny skies and warmer days call you to the backcountry, don’t forget to stay avalanche...
The deciding factor in an avalanche accident By Eric Knoff EBS Contributor Backcountry skiing and snowmobiling has exploded in popularity over the past 10 years. Every...
Dig and communicate By Eric Knoff EBS Contributor Snow ties the backcountry community together, and sometimes it ties us to avalanches. Taking the time to dig...
Story and photos by Derek Lennon EBS Contributor Skiing is often considered to be an individual sport, but backcountry skiing is a team sport. Whether you’re skiing...
