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The Icefields Parkway : Lake Louise To Bow Summit
Released October 2 2018
Professionally Printed 8.5″ by 5.5″ Softcovered Book
Covers: Hector South Ridge, Hector South Peak, Mount Hector Roadside, Hector Pass, Noseeum Creek, Mosquito Creek, Helen Creek, Helen Shoulder, Crystal Ridge Roadside, Crystal Ridge Backside, Cirque Forepeak, Observation Sub Peak, Observation Peak, Waputik Peak, The Pulpit Knobs, Bow Peak Roadside, Crowfoot Pass, Bow Lakeside, Ferris Glacier, Wapta Icefield, Mount Jimmy Jr, Bow Summit and several Day Traverses.
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Confessions of a Ski Bum: The Icefields Parkway (Lake Louise to Bow Summit) is a modern backcountry ski guide for the roadside areas found along the the Icefields Parkway in Banff National Park. Includes detailed descriptions, directions, terrain photos and maps for hundreds of options from chill yoyo laps to committing, no fall, ski lines.
Covers: Hector South Ridge, Hector South Peak, Mount Hector Roadside, Hector Pass, Noseeum Creek, Mosquito Creek, Helen Creek, Helen Shoulder, Crystal Ridge Roadside, Crystal Ridge Backside, Cirque Forepeak, Observation Sub Peak, Observation Peak, Waputik Peak, The Pulpit Knobs, Bow Peak Roadside, Crowfoot Pass, Bow Lakeside, Ferris Glacier, Wapta Icefield, Mount Jimmy Jr, Bow Summit and several Day Traverses.
| Weight | .426 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21.5 × 14 × 1 cm |
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