Cliff Jumping in the Backcountry of Stowe Vermont

Ski The East Spectral 8 - Cliffs of Stowe
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Stowe Mountain Resort, on Mt. Mansfield, VT, is known for its rowdy terrain. Once the mid-winter snows fill in the woods, a playground of cliffs await those skiers willing to explore. The crew send it both large and small all over the peak throughout February and March.

THIS EPISODE FEATURING
Dylan Dipentima | Louise Lintilhac | Noah Ranallo | Carter Snow

SHOT ON LOCATION AT
Stowe Resort
Mt. Mansfield, VT

 


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