Early Season Sliding and Splitboarding
Since I was a kid I’d get this antsiness once Fall rolled around. I’d watch and rewind and watch my snowboard videos over and over again. It was a bit like scratching an itch, the more I watched TB2 or the Transworld Video Magazines the more I wanted to go snowboarding but I couldn’t do anything about it. I just had to wait until Stevens Pass or Alpental opened in late November or early December to finally slide on snow. After 26 years of snowboarding I still feel the same way, but splitboarding has allowed me to get out earlier
Places to get lost
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Ian Holmes- Alberta, Canada
Why are you a splitboarder? Well the snow is better, the lines are more challenging, the terrain more varied, and things never get that tracked out. I mean it also keeps me from being arrested, because of how badly I want to hit the guy in the lift-line who is smoking, and yelling, and then leaves his crushed beer can on the ground *grin*. However, that aside, I do have to say that being able to get away from people, the noise, and all of the distractions that make a lot of resorts feel like extensions of the city is