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On Skiing the Redline Traverse

The numbers tell the story in part: 19 days, 145 miles, over 80,000 vertical feet, five peaks above 14,000 feet, 10 summits at slightly lower...

How to Choose the Right Flylow Glove For You

Back in our early ski bum days, we used to buy leather gloves at the corner store, coat them in a waterproof treatment, then ski...

The Invisible Hands of Avalanche Work: Part 3, The People’s Educator

Kakiko Ramos-Leon learned to climb in his native Mexico, but the bigger mountains of Alaska called to him. These days, he’s an Anchorage-based avalanche educator...

Why Not Bike to the Volcano, Then Ski It?

Lauren Cantwell, a pediatric emergency medicine doctor from Reno, Nevada—who also doubles as a competitive cyclist and gravel racer and an avid backcountry skier—recently returned...

How To Layer For The Backcountry

You’re going for a tour in the backcountry, which means your temperature will be constantly fluctuating. You’ll start cold at the trailhead, then you’ll warm...

Peaks and Passages, Episode 2: The Mountain Guides

In this second episode of “Peaks and Passages,” a new video series by KGB Productions and supported by Flylow, we take a close look at...

The Invisible Hands of Avalanche Work: Part 2, The Humble Rescuer

Jen Reddy is an artist, avalanche educator, and search and rescue volunteer in Jackson, Wyoming. Which means she helps people on their absolute worst days....

The Invisible Hands of Avalanche Work: Part 1, The Road Warrior

Meet Jamie Yount, a longtime avalanche transportation expert who’s now running a remote avalanche mitigation company. His job: make the roads into the mountains as...

Peaks and Passages: Leslie and Sophie

In the first episode of Peaks and Passages, a new video series by KGB Productions and supported by Flylow, skiers and filmers/photographers Sophie Danison and...

The Reviews Are In!

We love when ski magazines come out each fall. It means winter is approaching, temps are dropping, and we’ll be dropping into untracked lines in...