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Two backcountry skiing events for those who are BC-curious

Posted Tuesday, January 12, 2010
— Backcountry skiing, Bolton Valley

Are you BC-curious?Backcountry skiing in Vermont

Two upcoming events in northern Vermont will get skiers out into the backcountry to introduce them to backcountry skiing or improve the skills they already have. The venue for both of these events is the terrific Bolton Valley nordic and backcountry trail network. And both events have limited enrollment, so check 'em out now.

<link http: www.catamounttrail.org external-link-new-window trail backcountry ski>"Get Out and Backcountry Ski Festival"
Sunday, January 24 at Bolton Valley

This event is put on by the Catamount Trail Association — the keepers of the gem that is the 300-mile-long Catamount Trail. Participants will find backcountry ski instruction for beginners to advanced skiers; guided tours; demo ski and snowshoe equipment; and an après ski party.

<link http: www.girlsmovemountains.org skiing.html external-link-new-window backcountry skiing>"Intro to Backcountry Skiing for Women"
February 6 & 7 at Bolton Valley
Hosted by and benefiting the Girls Move Mountains programs.

This two-day program offers women a non-intimidating and fun introduction to backcountry skiing. Skiers will learn the basics of backcountry skiing techniques and the ins and outs of winter backcountry travel. The program is designed for beginner to intermediate skiers who want to take their skills to the next level and into the backcountry. Backcountry experience is not required. Festivities include a Saturday evening après ski gathering.

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