Snowy Mtns. Wy

Well guys, I was hoping to have more awsome pics of the beautiful trips I make to Wy but I lost my camer of my first 2 earlier trips this year so all I have is pics from My trip last week.

The past trips in Dec and Jan were all powder, 10′ of powder. Even with 10 years mtn riding and 2010 summit 154″ it was still Stucksville. Now the snow had set up and there was only about 2′ of top powder. Makes for great traction and you can explore more places but just not my cup of tea.

After a short stint at the bar (after riding) I managed to set off my Avalanche Pack, caught the handel on something in the truck. $150 mistake to recharge

Also, it looks like all fun but danger can lurk around every corner, I came over the top on a small climb and found an old mine shaft. Narrowly missed falling in the 20’x20′ rock bottom hole. Woulda been lights out.

Hope you guys enjoy the pics, oh yeah, I seemed to have a small problem with trees this time. -Mark

Great pics thanks

Looks like a ton of fun! Thanks for sharing!

FDR

Oh man that is some snow. Great pics.

Where were you? Bighorns?

Been elk hunting around Cody but luckily haven’t run into that kind of snow…..looks like a hoot.

Pete

Medicine Bow Natnl. Ryan Park between Saratoga and Centenial. Also Sierra Madres for one day.

Getting stuck in that stuff would take all the fun out of it. Holy kill a fat kid.

great pics. Looks like you got your limit of trees. If you leave the mountains with your sled intact, you know it was a good trip
DT

some great pics! i gotta look at the snowys every day from school! really thinkin about going and spending the 200 for sled rental for a day!! looks like it would be worth the money!

Awesome write up and pictures Mark.

Out in Laramie are ya?
Let me tell you, it would be worth the $.
I see so many ppl that bring their flatlander sleads out, trailering them 1000mi and i have to laugh at the fact that they are screwing themselves out af the entire experience by not getting off trail. Its also funny how a minute percentage of riders actually venture out into the unknown. Most wont go into anything that is not seen from the trail. Oh well, leaves the prime for me.-Mark