As you may have heard, snow has been blanketing Western North America lately. Not just skiffs, either. Legit storms. Jasper National Park, six hours north of the Washington and Idaho borders in Alberta, got a full-on winter storm. And Trevor Sexsmith was on it. He canoes across Maligne Lake, then skins/scrambles up Mt. Warren and rides the steep east face. Pretty sick. Not to mention ballsy. Early snow loves to slide (check out the sluff). Such a sweet September session.
This is Jasper National Park, Skiing Like It’s Mid-Winter in September
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