Don’t trust your instincts: you’ll wake up in jail. – Andy Jerram. Ski Instructor to the rich & famous.  Sabermetrics, the search for objective knowledge

As backcountry skiers we are not as good as we think we are when it comes to making decisions in avalanche terrain. We constantly misjudge

It seems funny writing about skiing when we have been locked inside for 2 months and the last ski day seems a long time ago.

I love data…. I am greedy for it….I constantly check weather and avalanche forecasts and I trawl social media all season for info on snow

A trip to the Powder Highway that runs through the Selkirks of British Columbia is on the bucket list of most dedicated skiers. The route

We’ve had a couple of the new Barryvox ‘S’ transceivers on long term test from Mammut UK over the last three months. Mammut’s new range

Whist the Alps and Scotland have been battered by endless storms and unprecedented snowfall this winter, I headed to Spain to the Picos D’ Europa

It was snowing hard on our arrival in the Monashee Range of British Columbia in early April. Three weeks later, sat in departure lounge of

If you’re serious about having fun, then it can be no fun at all…. It’s a rainy evening three days before Christmas and I’ve driven

When I was a young winter climber in Scotland my avalanche safety process was pretty basic. I looked at the SAIS (Scottish Avalanche Information Service)