Backcountry skiing. No lift lines, no
crowds. It all sounded great until you spent the entire day kicking up the mountain on skins, heel lifters set on high.
But now it is getting late, a storm is blowing in, avalanches rumble in the distance, and you are hopelessly
lost.
Looking around you spot smoke in the distance -- could it be from your base camp? Maybe you can still make
it. It's all downhill from here. What's the worst that could happen? Unfortunately, you are about to find
out.
Ski down the mountain following smoke to your camp. Watch out for trees, cliffs, avalanches, and exhaustion.
Your health goes down with each crash and with passing time. If the bar at upper left turns completely red the game is
over.
TIPS - If you jump too high or turn too fast you will crash. Smooth S-shaped linked turns are best. Align
your skis down the slope when landing. Traverse steep slopes sideways to avoid fatal falls. Turn up hill slightly to
shed speed. Watch your altitude; stay above the camp or you may never get there. Avalanche danger is always
present.