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Spearhead Mountain, BC -5/6th Feb
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

A short hop from Blackcomb, this mountain is not lift served so we had untracked snow for a couple of days. Wide open slopes averaging 20 deg with nice 35 deg pitches on the first day, pow up to waist deep in places(only noticeable when you part company with your fat skis!); second day slightly steeper with pitches up to 40+ deg, snow packed at top but pow just as deep lower down. We catch it right as it's the first day in a couple of weeks that the mountain has seen sunshine. Avvy compression tests only produced moderate stability so one one at a time on the steeps.

Did I mention waist deep pow?

Just take a look at the views:




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