After the winter of 2002-2003, November rain crusts carry a heavy stigma that is hard for backcountry recreationists and professionals alike to shake off. The November rains came again this year, a rain crust was formed in the mountains of...

Ptor has put together an unreal piece on some of the most Epic Biglines in the Canadian Rockies. The following article features <B>Mt. Forbes and Clemenceau</B> and will be sure to whet your appetite for steep, gnarly and aesthetically...

<B>It was like falling off the face of the earth.</B> We drove off the edge of Heckman Pass, off the Interior Plateau plunging down The Hill into the deeply carved Atnacko Valley. I looked over at Sheena and her eyes were dumbstruck by the...

<B>April 29, Mt. Crazy (aka: NW face of Bow Peak we think)</B> Our season's not done yet. After a warm and slightly rainy 3 days, things cooled off and the Rockies were ready again. Wanting to test conditions before doing anything with a...

<P>The Canadian Avalanche Centre Presents Columbia Brewery Backcountry Avalanche Workshop <B>Saturday, November 20 in Calgary Sunday, November 21 in Vancouver</B> All proceeds go to support public avalanche safety in...

<B>Breathe & Stop</B> Theory-3 media’s new release <a href="http://www.biglines.com/store/index.php?do=readmore&item=66">Breathe & Stop</a> takes you on a visual assault of the Coast Mountains of North America from Washington to...

It's all about the people and the light we experience together.<br> <U><B> Just a Moment</B></U><br> <B>Photo 1 Life as a Riverboat Fantasy Scot Schmit, May 2001, Tatshenshini River, Yukon</B><br> I had my flute and Scot had his...