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I re read the can i get to chads gap from the bottom of alta
i am pretty sure i can hit chads gap but i need to know how to get there from the top of alta so i don't have to hike to it and i can . ski down from the top
Doesn't matter if you cant do a front 2.....
skithemidwestttDoesn't matter if you cant do a front 2.....
i will front 2 chads
skithemidwestttDoesn't matter
Ski patrol blew it up and MFM and his boys will kick your ass anyway.
Drop in Alfs and go straight down with no turns, you will end up at Chads gap.
Sorry bro - ski patrol blew it up
you have no clue
you can't just ski down to chads
you can't just ski down to chads
step 1: use google
step 2: find location
step 3: using the location you found, use google maps or fatmaps to figure out how/if you can ride there
step 4: ?????????????
I feel like if your asking this question seriously, you probably shouldn't be skiing in that terrain.
step 2: find location
step 3: using the location you found, use google maps or fatmaps to figure out how/if you can ride there
step 4: ?????????????
I feel like if your asking this question seriously, you probably shouldn't be skiing in that terrain.
B_Kstep 1: use google
step 2: find location
step 3: using the location you found, use google maps or fatmaps to figure out how/if you can ride there
step 4: ?????????????
I feel like if your asking this question seriously, you probably shouldn't be skiing in that terrain.
least serious post i've made
I mean the conditions have to be perfect. There's a reason it hasn't been hit in 4 years, even by pros.
You have to deal with the local crews who are territorial.
You have to have some damn good jump building expertise and put in at least three full days just to build the jump.
You have to realize that coming up short may very well break your back.
And this is off the top of my head. I'm sure a Utah local could give you any even bigger list of reasons.
You have to deal with the local crews who are territorial.
You have to have some damn good jump building expertise and put in at least three full days just to build the jump.
You have to realize that coming up short may very well break your back.
And this is off the top of my head. I'm sure a Utah local could give you any even bigger list of reasons.
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