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		<title>Road Trippin: Canadian Rockies</title>
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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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					<description><![CDATA[All it took was seven hours along a winding highway, over mountain passes and through the woods to get to Revelstoke Mountain Resort from Seattle. It was well worth the drive, even though it wasn&#8217;t having the best of snow seasons. This was my second time to Revelstoke. I had been here for Tailgate BC and made a point that I would return. All it took was a free ticket from TGR&#8217;s Ablaze film premiere to do the trick. Thank you TGR. Just as I remembered, Revelstoke is quite the mountain for top to bottom laps. The lower mountain was noticeably brown in spots from the lack of snow but the upper mountain held the snow in great condition. I stuck to Ripper and Stoke chair for the day. It was a great day to enjoy the views, groomed runs and sunshine. Luckily I had my green 686 snowboard pants on to celebrate St. Patrick&#8217;s Day with. The night before I stayed at the Valley Retreat B&#38;B and Ryan the host recommended corduroy laps on Ripper so I headed there early on to be one of the first to rip down the slopes. It was a good call since it [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
		
		
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