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Cool Ski Touring article
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi i was speaking to SZK and his view was that the ski world is changing with more and more people moving towards all mountain skiing (I may be misquoting him here). To be honest when he said it I thought this to be a nice dream but not necesarily true but now that I am starting to get more into skiing and equipment, the excitement felt at the possibilities offered by backcountry / off piste skiing is far far greater than that felt by my thoughts towards the piste and so I am leanign more to his view.

Anyhow here is a cool article I found for beginners to 'Randonee' ski touring, bit like wiki but with more pictures!

http://www.wildsnow.com/articles/at_article_big/at_article_big.html

Edit> I kinda posted this before actually reading the article adn although it is quite interesting it is also quite harsh on ya old telemarkers!
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