The best morning starts the night before. Dry your boots, check your bindings and pack your layers before you call it a day.
Read the resort report and the road conditions before leaving. A big forecast is not a guarantee of open terrain. Check closures, traction requirements and the latest avalanche forecast.
Bring water, food, goggles for changing light and a repair tool. Agree on a meeting point with your crew. Keep the first lap mellow while you get a feel for the snow.
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