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Skiing/Snowboarding, Wyoming

A Week of Snowboarding in the Tetons

May 25, 2009 | 5 Comments

I’m back home in Colorado after an epic week of snowboarding in the high peaks of the Tetons in Wyoming. What a great time… I really dug the town of Jackson almost as much as the mountains themselves. I was sad to leave, but I am thinking that I will be back there for sure sooner than later.

This trip was more about the snowboarding than the shooting, but I did come away with a few good riding shots. I’ve posted a few of my favorites below.

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Snowboarding the Middle Teton
Jason King snowboarding down the steep northeast face of the Middle Teton, with the Grand towering behind.

Snowboarding Mt. Moran
Darrell Miller drops in to a steep southwestern couloir on Mt. Moran.

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5 Comments

  • Paul Beiser says:

    Whoa, spectacular!! No ‘dirty’ snow, great lines, and looks like spectacular weather. Very very nice!

  • Paul says:

    Sellin’ up and movin’ to Jackson?

  • wally says:

    Wow! What an epic! I really can’t wrap my mind around climbing and ‘boarding these mountains every day, but the awesome imagery helps. Congrats on pulling it off ~ is winter in the books now?

  • Jack Brauer says:

    Hey Wally, yeah the boards are going into the attic! No more riding for me this season. This was the grand finale.

  • Justin Peterson says:

    Jack,

    I’m a little late to the party in commenting on these, but better late than never, right? Awesome pics, by the way. It looks like you guys had an amazing time. Man, those Tetons sure are sweet…and rugged. I need to get up there soon.

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