In terms of ski mountaineering, they're often going to be a little steeper than what's found at most resorts.

You know, obviously there's no patrol in case something goes wrong,

and the ski conditions can really be across the board when you're talking about backcountry skiing.

Episode 326, Brittany and Frank Kinsella are back on to talk about their new backcountry ski guidebook,

as well as what it's like to ski in the backcountry.

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Now here's your host, Kurt Linville.

Hi friends, thank you so much for tuning in to the Adventure Sports podcast again today. Kurt here,

I have returning guests, Frank and Brittany Concella, and this is, I guess, the fourth time to have them on. They're becoming regulars in the

program now, which is awesome, because they just have so much to share about adventure sports.

So their first show was on skiing all of Colorado's 14ers. Amazing show. Go to the

Adventure Sportspodcast.com, click on the episode categories link at the top,

and then you can do a Control F to search for all of the shows that they've done,

and they're all going to be listed there.

They came back on to talk about backcountry access, especially in the wintertime,

and a program that they're working on called Save the Slate.

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