What's In My Stowe Backcountry Kit
There's no doubt that the Stowe / Smuggler's Notch sidecountry, as well as the touring in the Notch has become increasingly popular. While this terrain is very fun and super accessible from nearby resorts, it presents unique challenges due to access being "top down". Meaning you ski in from above and it's not clear where you're going. This is what I bring with me skiing in the Stowe backcountry, particularly if I'm exploring new terrain, and I recommend you pack it as well!

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Mount Osceola - What It's Like To Ski A White Mountain Slide

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Does North America Have A Ski Lift Problem?

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How Alpacka Raft Created Modern Packrafting | Beyond the Trailhead Podcast Ep. 33

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Andrew Skurka on the Best Backpacking Tents for Any Adventure

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Inside West Virginia's Most Remote Holler

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Stowe Backcountry | SNOWBOARDING

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THIS is how to use a compass - very simple

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This Half Dome Hiker Is Already Dead. She Doesn't Know It Yet.

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All My Gear to Canoe Solo in the Arctic for 30 Days ($21,000+)

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Something is jamming GPS over Europe. Here's what we found

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Exploring 100 Miles of Abandoned Railroad Camping & Fishing

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We Skied The Most Remote Slides In New England

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What RAF Pilots Said When They First Flew The American P-51 Mustang

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Andrew Skurka on Mastering Harsh Backpacking Conditions

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Stowe Adventure Skiing - A Wild Rappel Line And An Outrageous Bushwhack.

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Return to Camel's Hump - My Favorite Vermont Peak - Green Mountains, VT | New England 4000 Footers

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Understanding Spring Backcountry Hazards

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Where The RICH Really SKI (NOT ASPEN)

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How Army Soldiers Survive The Grueling 14-Day Mountain School | Boot Camp

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