Who else is skiing year-round?

I'm wondering how many people there are who are skiing year-round but do not have a "bio" on this site's year-round skier page ( www.turns-all-year.com/indexyrs.html )? A writer from a ski magazine is doing an article on "ski streaks" and this question came up in our conversation, so I thought I would start this thread to try to answer it. There are 19 skiers on the year-round skier page, some no longer pursuing their streak, but I have seen a number of references in TRs to other skiers and boarders going year-round, or at least working on it.<br><br>If you have a streak going but aren't on the year-round skier page, could you post a little info about your streak here? If there are some responses, at some point this fall I will put out a call for additional bios to be included on the year-round skier page (entirely optional, of course). Thanks!

If I ski this month it will be the 27th consecutive month I've skied.<br><br>I probably will but I question why. Maybe I'll just take skis along as training weights for an interesting alpine climb. <br><br>Hmmm... I'm gonna scour the Beckey for sizable, mellow pocket glaciers with interesting alpine rock routes above them that don't require a long approach. Any suggestions?<br><br>And I'm gonna call my real estate agent about closing a deal on some ocean-front property in Arizona.<br><br>

Try Forbidden. Though the glacier is only a few hundred feet worth of skiing. Plenty of rock climbs with a pocket glacier, but the glaciers tend to be very small. <br><br>I'm hoping to get my first streak this year, since I didn't do a september ski trip last year. &gt;

screw the year round thing....how about 1st decent streaks??? Sky needs to be in that article given the number of 1sts he's had over the past 2 years

C'mon Sky. You just sent me an e-mail saying you had a plan . Two days and a pocket glacier. Hmm? I say we just hit park hw fool . <br><br>Back to the subject at hand though. My brother and I have skied ~6+ years every month (I would have to look to see) and since age 6 or so about 9-10 months of the year. All in washington, mostly BC. <br><br>I think what is really funny is that the only reason I ski year around now is to justify my past misadventures. August has captured a few of my favorites: CJ couloir to gunsight notch and Dome Peak via Downey creek. Unfortunately i am older and so those may hold the title for sometime. Although, if I reach old age my mental state may have sufficiently degraded to the point that I'll again challenge these. We'll see. Being a weekend warrior leaves five days of the week to dream up some pretty stupid stuff . As for reward, that's usually a few turns of bliss, bruised knees and some pics to stoke you for the upcoming season...

Well Charles, I ski year-round between injuries, but this doesn't seem to allow extended streaks. Fortunately, I don't actually ski with the intent of maintaining a streak; it just seems like a reasonable way to spend my time, all things considered (I've already skied twice this month, and might find myself out there once more before September...or not, depending). <br><br>I do know several unlisted year-round skiers, and I often run into others on the trails. Some are lurkers on this site, others claim no knowlege or interest. If you intend to recruit, let me know and I'll administer a couple of nudges.