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« Reply #40 on: December 12, 2011, 04:44:50 AM »





There is a TON of sledding in the overall area, though...Revelstoke is full of sledders in the winter.  And yeah, there are quite a few skiers who use sleds to access the backcountry (I also know a few guys who "yo-yo" with sleds).


 Yes I know all about Revy and I am not into  yo-yoing up and down just looking for area's to ride in and do a little Alpine touring  from
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« Reply #41 on: December 12, 2011, 04:53:44 AM »



I do not know...but I assume that the specific area of the chalet is closed to sleds (nothing bothers a die-hard, granola-eatin' hippie backcountry skier than a buncha sleds tearin' up the slopes and scarin' the wildlife...).



 HAHAH that's the best part about sledding, oh and just to be clear there are  several studies  that have proven the flight response from most ungulates is much more intense and sustained in animals that are a approached by hikers skiers and people on snow shoes than people on machines, most likely because the animals are aware of the machines presence where as people on foot  will startle the animals

 Now running over a 3 pinner is a whole other story  Lol JK

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« Reply #42 on: December 12, 2011, 06:02:15 AM »




 Yes I know all about Revy and I am not into  yo-yoing up and down just looking for area's to ride in and do a little Alpine touring  from



I understand there are extensive trails, and a few cabins up in the mountains around the Shuswap.

Need a guide????
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Why,  are they more comfortable while sledding?
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