Northeast face of Melakwa Point

[@justinliebich6748]

I would love to board the backcountry in washington. Mountains look beautiful and eerily similar to the south coast of BC.

[@user-hr4fb9zo5g]

This is how I imagine heaven 😍

[@jakehamner5137]

Such a sweet line man! Props!

[@chanelking4203]

holy this is beautiful

[@ChristianHorton]

Thanks! I have wanted to ski this line for years.

[@Hannesa99]

Yes it is

[@gregorymalcolm881]

Alright this is nuts, but I remember watching you ski this. I'm the kid at the end of your video in the orange backpack. Found this video in my explore page.... what're the odds haha

[@ChristianHorton]

That is funny! It was a beautiful day out in the mountains.

[@bryan9772]

Damn, this is top notch quality! Would love to know what your camera setup is

[@ChristianHorton]

It is the GoPro 9 Black, highly recommended.

[@rilindmuaremi7089]

Hi which gopro?

[@ChristianHorton]

9 Black, just got it in late 2020

[@beaondevout6325]

You ever see that west face tho. Its tight. Still this was sick. Not many people get to that spot.

[@ContentTuning]

Very "prone to causing avalanches" style of skiing. Heavy in the turn with too much rotation. Let the ski go forward more and do more carving in such conditions. Also try to do more linear approach to the slope instead of zig-zag. Loving the nature ;)

[@spacecarpenter1265]

You have no clue at all do you?

[@ContentTuning]

@@spacecarpenter1265 Ive done this enough times to know what a dangerous slope approach is. This is terrifying. God bless the conditions, mountain and all spirits that no avalanche fell from such skiing.

[@orionstanbro1680]

@@ContentTuning northwest is a bit different... your point is valid, but not applicable to costal, we can rip as hard as we want as long as it has had sufficient time... few days

[@gmoney428]

If you knew anything, you would know it's impossible to tell just by looking what the avalanche hazard is.