Comments on: Utah powder paradise http://sagecattabriga-alosa.com/2009/02/utah-powder-paradise/ explore the mountains with your friends Fri, 18 May 2012 04:40:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Tobias http://sagecattabriga-alosa.com/2009/02/utah-powder-paradise/#comment-700 Tobias Thu, 26 Mar 2009 08:36:43 +0000 http://sagecattabriga-alosa.com/?p=530#comment-700 First of all... I dig your style! I always enjoy watching your segments! My first memory is from "the prophecy", so when ever I hear the Nappy Roots I think of you ripping pow and popping a 3 off a cliff. I was wondering if you could give me some tips? I'm from Norway and I've been skiing since I was 3, but I have yet to experience a real powder-day! My sister lives in Sandy with her family and my mom skied with Alf Engen back in the day when she studied at the Y, so I have heard all about the epic Utah Pow. I seldom open a skimagazine without seeing a powdershot from somewhere in Little Cottonwon Canyon. Skiing in Norway is good, but from what I hear Utah powder really is the "greatest snow on earth". My wife and I got our first baby in December so I have hardly been on a pair of skis this winter, but next year my cousin and I are planning a trip to Utah. I am so looking forward to that! My question to you is: when is the best time to come in terms of good snowconditions and less crowds? If possible we will try catskiing or even helliskiing. Any suggestions there? We are not afraid of hiking either. I'm a stranger to you and I apologize for writing a novel here, but I would very much appreciate some tips! Thank you! First of all… I dig your style! I always enjoy watching your segments! My first memory is from “the prophecy”, so when ever I hear the Nappy Roots I think of you ripping pow and popping a 3 off a cliff.

I was wondering if you could give me some tips? I’m from Norway and I’ve been skiing since I was 3, but I have yet to experience a real powder-day! My sister lives in Sandy with her family and my mom skied with Alf Engen back in the day when she studied at the Y, so I have heard all about the epic Utah Pow. I seldom open a skimagazine without seeing a powdershot from somewhere in Little Cottonwon Canyon. Skiing in Norway is good, but from what I hear Utah powder really is the “greatest snow on earth”. My wife and I got our first baby in December so I have hardly been on a pair of skis this winter, but next year my cousin and I are planning a trip to Utah. I am so looking forward to that! My question to you is: when is the best time to come in terms of good snowconditions and less crowds? If possible we will try catskiing or even helliskiing. Any suggestions there? We are not afraid of hiking either.

I’m a stranger to you and I apologize for writing a novel here, but I would very much appreciate some tips!

Thank you!

]]> By: George http://sagecattabriga-alosa.com/2009/02/utah-powder-paradise/#comment-610 George Fri, 27 Feb 2009 00:09:28 +0000 http://sagecattabriga-alosa.com/?p=530#comment-610 Sage you are the man. I'm jealous, u have a kick ass life style. Utah POW is the reason why im transfering to the U! Sage you are the man. I’m jealous, u have a kick ass life style. Utah POW is the reason why im transfering to the U!

]]> By: Josiah http://sagecattabriga-alosa.com/2009/02/utah-powder-paradise/#comment-609 Josiah Thu, 26 Feb 2009 22:16:36 +0000 http://sagecattabriga-alosa.com/?p=530#comment-609 Right on bro. Good write. I don't ride like you (and I never will), but I def miss Utah myself. Skiing is a storm is totally an experience like none other. Right on bro. Good write. I don’t ride like you (and I never will), but I def miss Utah myself. Skiing is a storm is totally an experience like none other.

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