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Be prepared if heading to the backcountry

Alpine Guides are reminding back-country enthusiasts to be prepared before heading out on a trip.
The Vancouver Island Avalanche Bulletin is calling for ‘considerable’ avalanche risk in the alpine for the next couple of days.
Spokesperson Jan Neuspiel says it’s very important to be educated before adventuring in the back-country…
Neuspiel says it’s important to choose terrain that is suitable for the current conditions and to make sure you have proper clothing and emergency equipment before heading out into the back-country.
Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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