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		<title>Lake Louise Resort</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[After exploring Lake Louise and spending the evening in Banff, I opted to ride Lake Louise Resort before I started my journey back home. By the time I reached the parking lot, the snow was falling and I was stoked to get on the mountain. I had purchased the mountain collective pass at SIA so this was a great chance to ride a new mountain and use a day on my pass. The snow conditions were hardpacked after having been through freeze thaws recently. It made for really fast conditions but icy in spots. Whenever you ride a new mountain, it&#8217;s just fun to ride different lifts and trails to see where you can go. I ended up on many groomers, a couple mogul runs (oops) and ducked into the trees when it looked good. The best part&#8230;was the views. Even on a snowy cloudy day, the surrounding peaks were impressive. This whole journey has been just amazing in terms of scenery. The Canadian Rockies really delivered and I look forward to returning to snowboard them again. I&#8217;ll definitely make a return visit to experience the mountain again but I opted to leave the mountain early to start the journey [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
		
		
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					<description><![CDATA[With the lack of snow and mountain closures in Washington, it made perfect sense that I would hop in the car and create my own mountain adventure. I had been wanting to visit more of the Canadian Rockies after visiting Revelstoke during Tailgate BC a couple years back so this made perfect sense that I would start my trip with Revelstoke, check out Kicking Horse and end my journey at Lake Louise before heading home to Washington. A perfect loop, two days of travel with three days of snowboarding. This ended up being a solo road trip. I invited friends, family and the people I thought might make it happen to join me. But in the end, it would be just me and my trusty Subaru Outback. We were in it together. The best part of this trip is being able to see so many amazing spots. Once I past Revelstoke through Glacier National Park, it was just breathtaking. I couldn&#8217;t help but pull over and snap a ton of photos. One of the fun parts of mapping out my trip is figuring out each place I would stay along the way. In Revelstoke, I found a great spot on [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
		
		
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