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Guy LaDouche

Ski, eat, poop, repeat, with a rinse every now and then.

“Quick ‘n’ Dirty” Squaw Valley Conditions Report: Actually, It Was Pretty Good – In Spots…

“Monday at Squaw really played some games with my heart. The morning was quite a disappointment as winds and the rain from the night before made conditions quite tricky. Squaw Creek opened around 10am and Red Dog and Far East opened a little after Noon. KT was on wind hold all morning and I had written the day off as […]

Guy LaDouche | March 15, 2016
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“Quick ‘n’ Dirty” Squaw Valley Conditions Report: From Heaven to Hell…

SUNDAY REPORT (yesterday): “Squaw was a bit slow to get going today with Red Dog and Squaw Creek opening at 930 and KT opening around 11 after an ‘electrical hold’. Once the Mothership was cranking, it was hard to go anywhere else. Alternate Chute 75 was the call of the day with wind blown snow up top and pow bumps […]

Guy LaDouche | March 14, 2016
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“Quick ‘n’ Dirty” Squaw Valley, CA Conditions Report: Chimney Showtime…

“Showtime at Squaw Valley USA. The Palidases (Chimney included), Granite Peak, Mainline Pocket and Eagle’s Nest were all skied yesterday. I think that makes it a good day at Squaw. I could tell you how good the snow was… or you could just peep the photo tour. Enjoy. I was expecting a clear day all day, but clouds and light […]

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Guy LaDouche | March 9, 2016
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“Quick ‘n’ Dirty” Squaw Valley Conditions Report: 49″ of Snow in 3-Days…

Squaw Valley Conditions Report for March 7th, 2016: “Classic Sierra pow day today at Squaw. Heavy snow down low, amazing chalky snow up high in certain  aspects. North Bowl was the call until Granite popped unannounced just before 3 where there was completely fresh snow from top to bottom. So. Much. Fun.” – Guy LaDouche on March 7th Squaw Valley […]

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Guy LaDouche | March 8, 2016
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“Quick ‘n’ Dirty” Squaw Conditions Report: One Last Spring Skiing Day Before the Big Storm

Today was another spring day, just like we’ve had all month.  Firm in the morning and soft by 10am on east faces, 1pm for west faces.  I expected the rain to come all day, but it never came. Other than that it was a fun spring conditions day at Squaw. I had the most fun on West Face in the afternoon. Oly Lady […]

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Guy LaDouche | March 4, 2016
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“Quick ‘n’ Dirty” Squaw Valley Conditions Report + Photo Tour: Chalk & Corn Harvest

Yesterday (Feb 22) was a sleeper amazing super fun day at Squaw. Sun, blue skies, no crowds, babes everywhere and amazing conditions. There is still phenomenal chalky snow in some north and west facing aspects. Magoos, Funnel, North Bowl (the bottom 70%), Alternate 75 and Headwall Face were all great. The Palisades (sans Chimney) and Granite peak were both opened […]

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Guy LaDouche | February 23, 2016
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“Quick n’ Dirty” Squaw Valley Conditions Report: “Heaviest Sierra Cement I’ve Ever Skied”

“The ‘fresh’ was some of the heaviest Sierra cement I’ve ever skied. Got better once it was skied up a bit. Saw tons of people falling, especially early on when they ventured into the untouched. Overall, pretty fun for a 2.5 hour ski day. Also, sounded like Chinese New Year with all the bombs going off.” – Guy LaDouche Squaw […]

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Guy LaDouche | February 19, 2016
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Sugar Bowl, CA Conditions Report + Photo Tour: The Most Snow in California

Report from Friday, January 22nd, 2016 Our usual North Lake Tahoe ski areas were crippled by wind on Friday, so we went and looked for some alternatives. Sugar Bowl Resort did not disappoint with pretty much all lifts running (with the exception of Summit). While the snow off piste was quite heavy and punchy, all of the groomed runs were […]

Guy LaDouche | January 25, 2016
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