March Skiing in Alaska

No tips today, no special insight, just some backcountry skiing goodness from Alaska. Much to our delight up here, March has taken a firm hold with noticeably increased sunshine, a gradually stabilizing snowpack, decent powder and temperatures that sometimes make you sweat too much to even wear gloves while you’re skinning.

Sure, it’s not like this every day in March, but it sure was nice yesterday. Good snow, good friends, great weather, good vertical, a good burn on the legs and a brand new Nikon AF-S 70-200mm f/4G VR Lens to play around with. What wasn’t there to love?

Seriously, I’m loving this thing! It’s proving very quickly to be a solid go-to backcountry lens. Check out my full review of this lens and bear with me, because I’m definitely going to keep writing about more in the coming weeks.

Hope you’re getting out here with the camera!

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About Dan Bailey

A hiker, climber, skier, biker, explorer and budding Alaska bush pilot, who's made a living with his outdoor, adventure, and travel photography since 1996. www.danbaileyphoto.com
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2 Responses to March Skiing in Alaska

  1. Karen says:

    Damn, I really wish you could send me that snow. Just returned from a trip to Fairbanks and I miss it already.
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  2. Ashley says:

    Very cool. I just went skinning for the first time last week and loved it!
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