Backcountry – tag –
Backcountry refers to skiing and snowboarding in natural snowy mountains, away from ski resorts and other developed areas. It's popular among enthusiasts because of the appeal of climbing the mountain on your own and skiing on new snow and steep slopes that no one else has skied on. However, it also comes with risks such as avalanches, falls, weather changes, and getting lost. To enjoy it safely, knowledge and skills such as map reading, avalanche prevention, and self-rescue are essential. Beginners are recommended to join a guided tour, and remember that accidents are your own responsibility
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Backcountry gear essentials | Compare popular backpacks
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How do backcountry beginners choose skis, boots, and bindings? What gear is recommended to get started?
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Essential probes for backcountry fishing | Tips for choosing the right one
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Arc'teryx freeride model specialized for skiing | ARC'TERYX SABRE RELAXED ANORAK & PANTS
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Avalanche beacons are essential for backcountry skiing | Tips for choosing one
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You can't climb without skins! Essential backcountry skiing gear | Tips for choosing the right equipment
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What is backcountry skiing? | What beginners need to know
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"The Advantage of Not Having a Home Mountain" | Backcountry Guide Daichi Terui
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The charm of backcountry skiing and snowboarding, how to get started, and BC Guide Club with tours for beginners | Ski & Snowboard
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Learn the basic gear and equipment list for backcountry skiing and snowboarding
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Backcountry Guide Gear Setup '24-25 Season | Pro Picks and Reviews
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Choosing poles for backcountry skiing '24-25
