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The Igloo Camp by Chris Townsend
Back in 2018 I went to Glen Affric with members of the Inverness Backcountry Snowsports Club. The weather had started stormy but finished glorious.
Lyons Leap – The Glenlyon meet Feb 22
After following the beautiful winding Glen Lyon we arrived at the luxurious country house on Friday evening to very little snow on the surrounding
Wild West – an amazing weekend in Kintail
After a week with two named storms, a ski day was keenly awaited and everything was falling into place for a windless powder day
Club film night
Club Film Night 8pm 23rd February Glenmhor hotel Inverness Total running time 70 mins Come along and enjoy a club face to face social for
Champagne and Unexpected Powder
After many warm and dreich weeks, the possibility of snow in the forecast was cause for some excitement in the build up to the trip
The Highland Line – Loch Ossian without the snow
Another weekend, another club trip. This is one of the annual trips the club has to offer, and it is always popular. The beautiful setting
Deeside Destiny – a brilliant (snowless) trip to Upper Deeside
“They were skiing here last week, down to the tree level”. Once Kev had said that, I couldn’t quite get it out of my head.
The Moy Wall of Creag Meagaidh
As we parked up near Loch Laggan, we were excited to see clear summits all around and a pink tinge to the sunrise & were
Fence Posts for poles: Stretching the legs on Cairngorm
Six club members set off from the base station with a rough plan of skiing up the day lodge piste and then hanging a right
Slochd ski trails Night ski
Midweek skiing less than half an hour from the front door is one of the perks of living in the Inverness area and it's nice