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Spearhead Backcountry Atlas: Your Ultimate Guide to Adventure's Wildest Realms.

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The Spearhead Backcountry Atlas is a comprehensive photographic guide to terrain in the Whistler Blackcomb backcountry, an area that offers an incredible effort-to-reward ratio for both day trips and multi-day traverses. The atlas covers all areas of the Spearhead in extensive detail using images, maps and route descriptions. Epic tours, classic runs and steep descents in every corner of the range are presented in an innovative, user-friendly format that will allow groups to familiarize themselves with travel options prior to visiting the area.

Comprehensive photographic guide to ski and splitboard terrain in the Whistler backcountry, one of Canada’s most popular and most accessible touring destinations.
Covers all areas of the Spearhead Range in extensive detail.
Provides comprehensive detail for planning trips to the Whistler backcountry (click for an example of this information)
59 terrain maps, 245 terrain photos, 101 touring images, detailed route descriptions.
Epic tours, classic runs and steep descents in every corner of the range.
6.5 x 9 inches, 248 pages.
Innovative, user-friendly format.
Intended to help groups to familiarize themselves with travel options before visiting the area.

Specifications

Weight: 0.470 kg
Dimensions: 23 × 16.7 × 1.3 cm

About the Author

Author Matt Gunn is a Squamish local and experienced backcountry skier who's travelled extensively in these mountains. His photography in particular stands out in the guide; images are crisp, clear and numerous. Lines of ascent and descent are clearly marked and the image quality is high.

Extensive info is included on the area also, including a section on the Kees and Claire hut. This guide is highly recommended for anyone looking to travel in the Spearhead Range, or for those who simply want to take their first steps outside the Whistler Blackcomb resort boundary.