Showing posts with label whistler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label whistler. Show all posts

Thursday, August 11, 2011

50 Days in Whistler, B.C.



50 Days



Amber
24 Whistler Mountain Bike Park Downhill Days
2 Cross Country Mountain Bike Days
5 Dirt Jump Days
1 Airdome Day
8 Allergic Reaction Sick Days :-(




Sean
20 Whistler Mountain Bike Park Downhill Days
1 Cross Country Mountain Bike Day
9 Full (unavoidable) Work Days in CO :-(

Monday, August 8, 2011

Whistler, B.C. August 8th


A Little Bit of Everything Fun!

Today was an excellent, relaxed, fun-filled day of riding with Sean. We played on some Blueseum with some roots and wooden features. Then we enjoyed some B-Line with some corners, and some Heart of Darkness with some speed and jumps. Additionally, we hit up a bit of Fantastic along with some drops and some Crank it Up. The sun shone all day and we smiled quite a bit!



Sean flowing through Blueseum, smiling all the way.



Sean enjoying some roots in Blueseum.



Sean having a great time with some corners on Blueseum.



Sean enjoying gliding through the woods as the sun shines through on Blueseum.



Amber enjoying the exit of Wednesday Night Delight.



Amber just about to hit a steep rock roll, surrounded by moss.



Amber practicing some drops at the Joyride Drops.



Amber having fun on Heart of Darkness just after Crank it Up.

Saturday, July 2, 2011

Beginning of Vacation 2011, Whistler, B.C. June 30th - July 1st

Last night, a co-worker of Sean's invited us over for a Canada Day dinner, so we celebrated with them and then we headed over to the village and watched fireworks with them and a bunch of other locals and tourists.



The bears are out and about around the condo, as well as on the mountain below the lifts, and running across the trails in front of mountain bikers.


Sean took this helmet cam of us riding mountain bikes on opening day on Garbanzo, complete with a bear crossing his path.





Parts of the trail were so misty and impossible to see that Sean had to edit out the complete gray zones of the trail in the helmet cam. It was fun to ride in mist in an adventurous, exploratory way.



On opening day of Garbanzo, we rode through thick mist on parts of the trail. I wished for a fog light as I could barely see the trail in places.





No, we are not on a skiing trip, although the top of the mountain does make it look a bit that way. The Whistler crew has dug out some trails on the upper Garbanzo zone.


The dogs have settled into the condo, enjoying the inside and the outside. Life is good!