Which one of them set the lift on fire

Great video thanks! George Boulter is definitely one of my favourite lifties - but that could change if I actually met any of the others 😂

Cool video! Something different Glad to see something I have not seen before.

I dig it, keep up the series it is an interesting insiders look. I like the showcase of a locals hill, the people that work there to keep it operational and safe. I think we all long for a throwback to community hills and the vibes of yesteryear when skiing was an attainable activity for more people. Hoping to be out more in the coming year I miss skiing. Keep up the great work!

What month did you guys do it?

Im sharing the link of your video in my e-book please let me know if its ok

Beautiful!!

Great to see you posting on youtube. I have really missed your content

Thank You! 👍✅😊

Bravo! Bravo!! Bravo!!! 🇺🇦👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🇺🇦 Excellent, very useful and interesting content!

Good to see you posting videos again Mike

Hey Mike, got any tips on fixed ropes, rigging or using, alpine or scrambling?

Now we know we saw it first 15 years ago when instagram wasn't a thing

Wow 17 years ago 😮

Great job, buddy! 👍

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"Anybody can do it...there's nothin' to it...."-Joe McKay

I cannot believe I am only now discovering this channel. Barter is hilarious!

skating here is my life dream :(

Loose the music.

Music ruins it

why can´t I have this where i live? I fucking hate Sweden sometimes. shit weather most of the time and its cold and yet I can´t have this

Think I’ll gift myself a trip here after graduation

Great stuff you just can't learn that kind of shit anywhere you know !!!

Great stuff I can't believe it's only got 384 views it's bullshit Thanks Joe makai

How do i get alerted for your next broadcast? Hope all is well. I would like your thoughts on the chariot belay, and setting up a rappel on a weighted rop, thanks.

What an amazing place to skate. We need something like that in Holland!!

Speaking of speedier mountaineering techniques, what's your opinion on couples you see on Class 1-4 scrambles or "climbs" using SRL's as hiking tethers? (e.g. Guardian 10900 Halo Web SRL 11ft.w/nylon webbing)?

What knot did you throw onto that CAM anchor? or did you just clip in?

Thx for these videos! They were a great guide. Update July 2023 for future parties - the exit off the glacier coming down from Peyto (see video around 6:40) has changed a lot - you can no longer come down near the bottom as the glacier has melted, and the lake has become significantly larger. The exit is now higher up (a bit above the large crevasses you see in the video here), and you follow a set of cairns off towards your left (right on the photo) down a steep gully with a stream. Scramble down that to get down. We did it in dry conditions and it was fine, if it’s raining it would be quite sketchy and slippery.

I tie in with a bowline

Посмотрим на 2026 скоро.

Extremely underrated. Thank you for making these videos over the years.

I’m new to mountaineering, but why would I need to kick in steps as I hike? Isn’t that what crampons and snow shoes are for?

Shame about the shaky camera after you go over the edge.

Quality demo, deserves more engagement in the comments=)

I'm curious about how this would work with multiple partners. Let's say you have a rope team of four on the glacier and transition to lower angle terrain with loose rocks. What's the best way to shorten the rope between each climber and not simply between the leader and second position? Would have folks untie (when it's safe), take in coils, and then retie their knots at shorter intervals or is there a better way to do it?

I wish to go there someday before i die.

Cadê o capacete

Thanks" a Million on the axe setup info!

Merry Christmas guys

I skate on Erie Lake and edge of Ontario lake and lake Simone before each time for 60km

Isn’t this dangerous? I only think in what I’ve seen at movies: the ice breaks, the people fall down, the ice comes solid in a second and the person is still down.

Thanks for the videos Joe! Back when I was newbie around 2012 your videos helped me understan a ton of things. You rock! Greetings all the way from Monterrey México.

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You got that backwards. No one would ever walk off when they could rappel.

Canada has a story any nation can be proud of. I say this as an American. Seems we share a similiar history of western expansion. Proud people, independent people, a hard, beautiful land grown by much hard work & the spirit of people too dam proud to quit.

Mike thoughts on dry climbing ? Bunch of bs I think

ABCs

Super video!