Flirting

There was a lot of flirting to be done on popular Boreas Pass this busy holiday weekend!

Zorro, Jack & Rudy LOVE to flirt!!!

"Hi - aren't we cute!!! Thanks for letting us through!" say the flirts cruising by a pair
of skiers who stepped aside to watch us trot by.

We had so many chances to flirt. Zorro, Jack & Rudy took EVERY opportunity to entertain and put smiles on the faces of people all over Boreas Pass. So many different and fun encounters. Come along for the fun.

Entertaining a couple of kids...

"Hi!!!!" says flirtatious Jack.
"Coming through!" say Zorro & Rudy.

Putting smiles on a couple of guys towing their supplies up Boreas. There are two huts at the top of Boreas that people stay overnight after skiing all the way up the pass.

"Let me show you how to 'on by'!" demonstrates veteran Zorro.
"Hi people!!!" say the youngsters Jack & Rudy.

We stunned a group who didn't notice us until the last second as we flew by. Look closely and you can see the open & stunned mouth on the woman in the black coat. "Oh My God!!!!" was all she could say as we flew by :)

"Aren't we fast & impressive!" demonstrate the fast sled dogs.

So many chances to flirt on the trails, a single snowshoer was simply ho hum...

"Hi... Bye!" say the cruising on by trio. Nice work on the inside by young Rudy!

We found contraptions that should be towed by sled dogs, not people :)

"Dude, you should let us haul that sled!" say the working dogs.

Ending the day's run back at the Boreas parking lot and the flirting goes on....

"Coming through - made you smile!!!" say the pretty sled dogs trotting on by again.

A very flirtatious day up & down Boreas Pass: 5 miles traveled with 400 feet of elevation climbed and a top speed of 19 MPH.

2018/2019 Season to Date: 53 days on the trails covering 288.6 miles with 25,650 feet of elevation climbed.