The team on day 1 approach to Coyote
Wow, what a great 3 days of spring skiing at the new Coyote Yurts! Bob and Kate (from our local backcountry ski shop: the Elephant’s Perch) joined our Canadian friends, Bernard and Sheri, for an action packed 3 days exploring the new burn skiing around Coyote with Joe. Splitter blue sky days made for an amazing backdrop of peaks, powder, corn and shadow lined burn skiing. We barely scratched the surface of the new north facing burned timber skiing possible and we skied a lot!
Oh yeah, the new Yurts are awesome too!
The 1st exploratory burn turns on the approach
yep, Bob thinks it skis pretty good!
almost to the yurt on day 1
nothing like good corn snow to make you smile
ahhh, the big south slopes of Little Round Top on the approach to Coyote are sweet
and a bit of corn on the souths
evening glow lighting up the ski tracks, a great view at the end of a fun day
Day 2 heading out from the yurt
shadow skin
there’s a lot of new burn skiing out there
Sheri enjoying the burnin’ powder
wow
yes
coming home after a long day of FUN skiing
Day 3
the view from Coyote Yurts is pretty sweet
what goes up…
…must come down
1200′ north facing burn lines out the door of the Yurt
yep, Bob likes it
just open enough
yeoman’s duty, Niels and Alisa carrying BIG packs on the way out
cranking corn turns on the exit from Coyote
pretty much sums it up!
2 Responses to “Burnin’ Fun at the new Coyote Yurts!”
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Sun Valley Trekking is an amazing operation, the ski terrain is beyond belief, the Yurts are totally awesome, we had a wonderful trip. The comfort of skiing with a top notch professional guide makes the trip all the more special. And all of this amazing skiing right here in our own back yard….how cool is that? Thank you Joe and Francie…..The Rossos’ !
So much fun in the sun and snow. The Baker Creek burn is strangely beautiful, tree skiing has a whole new meaning for me. The new Coyote Yurts are spacious and comfortable, coupled with great friends and delicious food, powder and corn everyday it was an amazing three days. Thank you to Joe and Francie and their team of apprentices. Best Regards Team Canada, Sheri and Bernard.