20 Adventures for Your 2017 Skiing and Snowboarding Bucket List
Get your plans in order...the snow does melt, after all.
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It's been one heck of a year so far for all of us powder hounds. With all the snow that keeps dumping at the resorts and in the backcountry, the only thing you need to do is make your plans. Unfortunately, the snow does eventually melt, so having your shredding bucket list in order is a must. Check out 20 of our favorite adventures, rally the crew, and get ready hit the slopes.
1. Backcountry Snowshoe and Snowboard near Lolo Pass
Photo: Ross Perkins
2. Ski Betty Bear to Skinner Hut
Photo: Jason Hatfield
3. Ski Tour the Enchantments
Photo: Mitch Pittman
4. Ski Little Cottonwood Canyon
Photo: Sam Watson
5. Ski and Snowboard Whitefish Mountain Resort
Photo: Noah Couser
6. Ski Lookout Pass
Photo: Angela Anderson
7. Ski or Snowboard the Burnt Mountain Glades of Snowmass
Photo: Mike Fennell
8. Backcountry Ski at Powder Creek Lodge
Photo: Stephen Matera
9. Winter Backpack to Dog Lake and Backcountry Ski Reynolds Peak
Photo: Eric Harris
10. Ski to McNamara Hut
Photo: Jason Hatfield
11. Ski or Snowboard Pink Pine Ridge
Photo: Andy Earl
12. Backcountry Ski at Blanket Glacier Chalet
Photo: Matt Ford
13. Backcountry Ski or Snowboard at Ann Lake
Photo: Bryan Carroll
14. Overnight at the Maroon Hut
Photo: J. J. Benson
15. Cross-Country Ski the Rendezvous Huts
Photo: Jason Zabriskie
16. Backcountry Ski or Snowboard at Cameron Pass
Photo: Grant Whitty
17. Ski or Snowboard Big White Ski Resort
Photo: Ian Tyley
18. Ski the Aspen Highland Bowl
Photo: Hillary + Matt
19. Ski or Snowboard at Mayflower Gulch
Photo: Eric Hockman
20. Ride Twin Peaks in Lake Tahoe’s Backcountry
Photo: Abe Blair
We want to acknowledge and thank the past, present, and future generations of all Native Nations and Indigenous Peoples whose ancestral lands we travel, explore, and play on. Always practice Leave No Trace ethics on your adventures and follow local regulations. Please explore responsibly!
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