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From The Road, To The Road To Recovery

I’m a traveler. The last few years of my life have been filled with new experiences and adventures year round, especially once the snow starts to fall. In the winter I’m always on the road; traveling to competitions and ski events, chasing storms, or just heading to different places to meet up with friends. Even when the driving stops and I’ve reached my destination, my days are filled with tours in the backcountry, non-stop days of skiing at the resort, and recently epic speed riding flights. Then WHACK, and my whole life came to a stand still.

Dropping into "The Key Hole" at the Alpine Meadows comp

With 1300miles added to my odometer, I sighed with relief as I turned my car off, and another ski road trip was complete. I had just competed in Alpine Meadows, California at one of the Tough Guy Productions’ Big Mountain Telemark Series stops. The comp went well; I placed 7th, and it was great to see all all my friends and fellow competitors. I came home to a fresh vail of new snow and I was excited finally to be back in Sun Valley for longer than a week! I was having a blast skiing in the “The Burn” (the fire scorched backside of Baldy) with my friend Miles Fink-Debray. Miles is an alpine racer, and we hardly ever see each other due to conflicting travel schedueles, so it was great to actually ski together. We had been charging and had gotten five, amazing, untracked Pow-laps in. With our sixth lap almost complete, we were almost back in the resort in a section called “Windows.” Like the name implies, there are natural open areas in the glades which allow for skiing fast and not having to worry about dodging trees. My hoot-n-hollerin’ turned to yells of pain after a WHACK. I slammed my shin into a tree stump that was hidden under the new snow, like a racer would shin a slalom gate. I was in so much pain that vision was going black and tunneling. After managing to get down and into the doctor I was relieved to learn how lucky I was. I had dislocated my knee, but everything else was somehow intact! Considering that I should have broken my leg, and I should have torn all the ligaments in my knee, I am thankful to have a relatively minor injury. With the help of Dr. Stephan Siele, at Ascension Holistic Health Center, I’m already off crutches and walking around semi-normally!

This injury has given me a timeout and a chance to slow down for a change. I cannot remember the last time I had to just chill and lay low for a month. I’m hoping my physical therapy allows me to get back on skis before the end of the season, and I’m healing really fast, so send good vibes my way! Also, I might be able to work with Sun Valley Adaptive sports and have a chance to try out a sit-ski, so I’ll at least be able to get on snow again this season even if my leg isn’t quite ready!

March 17, 2011 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Comments Off

Day Tour: Titus Lake Area

Yesterday, I went on an amazing day tour with my friend and rippin-tele-chick Simone Kastner. We were greeted with a blue bird day and warm sun as we started our hike out Titus Ridge from the top of Galena Summit. With no new snow in the last few weeks, the a hike out was on hard, wind scoured, snow. However, a few hundred vert below the ridges, we were surprised to find some really good skiing. After a two-ish hour hike out, we skied a fun alpine style line to start things off. Then we hiked back up to find one of the last remaining pillow lines in the area! Our second descent lead us into the flats, but a short double pole through the plains put us right back at Road. After getting shut down for 40min we were finally able to hitch a ride back to the top of Galena Summit. It was a great day, and I can’t wait to get out there again!

Titus Feb 3-11

February 4, 2011 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: alpine, alpine style, amazing day, area, bird day, blue bird, chick, descent, Friend, Galena, galena summit, hike, hitch a ride, ish, new snow, pillow, pole, ride, simone, Simone Kastner, skiing, snow, sun, tele, Titus Lake, Titus Ridge, warm sun, Yesterday | Comments Off

Tele Hand Drag 360′s

It was a cloudy day so instead of jumping into flat light, I worked on my hand drag 360′s off the knuckles…

January 19, 2011 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | 1 Comment »

Tour In The Dagobah System

For my last day in Revelstoke, I went touring in Rogers’ Pass with my friends; Jake Sakson, Mark Welgos, and Lange Adams. The day started at 6:00am with a drive up the pass and a mission to ski in a secret pillow zone that Jake called “The Dagobah System.” After admiring the morning alpin-glow on the surrounding mountains at the trail head, we started our four hour trek up the mountainside through a beautiful glade. With lots of kick-turns, some creative route finding, and practicing our skin-astics over fallen logs and through tight trees, we made it to the ridge and headed up to just above tree level. With well below freezing temps we geared up quickly headed down for one of the most fun runs I’ve ever skied. Check out my GoPro video and the days photo gallery below:

Tour In The Dagobah System

January 12, 2011 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: Adams, Dagobah, dagobah system, fun runs, Gallery, glade, head, Jake, Jake Sakson, Lang, logs, Mark Welgos, mission, mountain, pillow, Revelstoke, Rogers, rogers pass, route, tree, trees, trek, welgos | Comments Off

FWT Revelstoke Update: Men Day One

The Level of Competition on the men’s side of things was amazing. The new snow made sure that big drops, spins, flips and stomped landings were a common occurrence today. Drew Tabke, Lars Chickering-Ayers, Mat Jackson, Spencer Brinson, Griffin Post, skied the top five mens runs.

The Sun Valley athletes all skied some big gnarly lines and placed well within the field. North Parker flashed a steep big line and sent a big air into 8th. Drew Stoecklein and Griffin Post skied similar lines off a huge triple staged cliff drop. Griffin stomped his landing putting him in 5th, while a little backslap left Drew in 16th. Axel Peterson skied a super fun line but over-rotated on his 360 while sending it over a 30-40ft drop, causing him to crash and score low in the control category. Axel ended up in 39th after his crash. Collin Collins was the last competitor to ski today, and after sitting in the cold wind up at the top he threw down one of the most stylie runs of the day. Collin threw a huge 720 over a 40-50drop which boosted his score in the style category leaving him in 15th place.

Collin Collins’ 720 was sicker than H1N1″ — Judge Dash Longe

a:Collin Collins p:Billy Swan

Tomorrow, the top 20 Men and 7 Women from today, will jump in the heli to compete in the finals on Mackenzie Face! Be sure to tune back in to the FWT live webcast at 10am PST.

January 9, 2011 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Comments Off

From Sandals To Ski Boots

Still in my board shorts after a long day of surfing in Hanalei Bay, Kauai, I hopped on the red eye headed back to my home base in Sun Valley, Idaho. Ready for more summer, I walked out of the Boise airport, and I was greeted outside by cold that cut straight to the bone. A shock to the system for sure, but it got me stoked on the season. I was back home for 48hrs which gave me time to say “hi” to my dad, unpack, re-pack, and mount up my new skis, before I hit the road again to spend some time with my Brother and ski with him in summit county. I did a quick stop in Salt Lake City to see some friends and I ended up taking a day to ski at Brighton with my good friend Dex Mills. After another day in the car, I grabbed my brother in Boulder, and we headed towards the snow. I had a great time skiing in Summit County, and spending his Thanksgiving break skiing with him. Now, with ten days in, I think my feet are finally accepting that they’re going to have to be in ski boots the next 5-6 months.

November 28, 2010 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: airport, base, Boise, bone, boots, Boulder, Brighton, brother, car, county, dad, Day, Dex Mills, eye, Friend, Hanalei Bay, home, Idaho, kauai, Salt Lake City, Sandals, season, shock, ski, skiing, snow, stop, summer, summit, Summit County, system, Thanksgiving, time, unpack | Comments Off

Trailer Time!!!

I’ve been getting really stoked for this next season: I’ve been having skiing dreams for weeks, I just found out that I’ll be skiing with Cross Sportswear, all of this years movies are looking sick!!! In addition to the movie I’m in, TSM’s “Hippies Punx & Misfits,” Im really looking forward to: Poor Boyz’ “Revolver,” Level 1′s “Eye Trip,” TGR’s “Deeper” fetering Jeremy Jones, Matchstick’s “The Way I See It” and Powder Whore’s “Tele-Vision.” In Case you haven’t seen the trailers, I’ve included them down below, hopefully you’ll get as pumped as I am:

Now that your stoked go check out Cross!

September 1, 2010 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing, Exposure | Tags: access, addition, All, allowFullScreen, amp, application, check, class, Cross, dreams, height, hippies, Hopefully, img, jeremy jones, level 1, matchstick, movies, name, param, Powder, punx, rail, revolver, season, SICK, ski, skiing, sport, Sports, sportswear, Star, start, tele, tele vision, The Way, trailers, trip, type, way, week, whore, width | Comments Off

Free Heal Life 2 Preview

“Josh Madsen delves into where telemark skiing began in his follow up to “The Freeheel Life.” Taking you back to what dropping knees looked like in Morgedal, Norway in the 1860s to when it reemerged in the United States in the early 1970s. The scenery and skiing range from some of the first American telemark skiers, like Tom Carter and Doug Robinson, to their modern day protégés like Weston Deutschlander and Ty Dayberry. Get ready to sit back and enjoy some of today’s most progressive moves on freeheel gear, both on and off-piste. It is a journey through the lives of some of the sport’s Hippies, Punx, & Misfits that you won’t want to miss.

Shot on location in Norway, Utah, Alaska & California

Starring: Weston Deutschlander, Shaun Raskin, Ty Dayberry, Zeph Hallowell, Conor Davis, JT Robinson, Candy Froerer, Dan Ruppel, Josh Madsen, Cody Smith, and Alex Paul” -Telemark Skier Magazine

“The Freeheel Life 2: Hippies Punx & Misfits” Official Trailer from Telemark Skier Magazine on Vimeo.

June 8, 2010 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing, Exposure | Tags: 1860s, amp, cody smith, conor davis, doug robinson, hallowell, hippies, jt, knees, madsen, punx, raskin, ruppel, scenery, ski, skier magazine, skiing, telemark, telemark skiers, tom carter, weston, zeph | Comments Off

Okay, Now I’m Done For The Season

Yesterday my friend, North Parker, and I woke up at 5am to ski a sick couloir on Hyndamn peak. With our skis and boots strapped to our packs, we started the 5mile approach to the base of the mountain. After crossing a river in the basin we scrambled our way to a small dwindling snow field, and started our 5000ft climb. About halfway up it became too steep to continue skinning, and we started an epic boot pack. The ski down was really fun and I’d like to ski it again in the winter, but the trek back to the car left us exhausted. All in all, it was a good time on one of Idaho’s most famous peaks.

The pictures below are from my cell phone, not the best quality but pretty good:

Hyndman May 17, 10

May 18, 2010 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: 5am, best quality, boots, cell phone, couloir, epic, flagallery, Friend, Gallery, gid, good time, Hyndamn, Idaho, mountain, name, North Parker, pack, season, ski, skis, snow, snow field, Star, STEEP, trek, way, Win, winter, Yesterday | 2 Comments »

Kjell Ellefson Comeback

My good friend and fellow telemark skier, Kjell Ellefson, put out a self edit last night. He was out of commission last season due an injury, but I think it’s safe to say that he was back this year charging harder than ever! Personally, I think that he is one of the most talented and progressive telemark skiers out there today. Please watch the video below to see what I’m talking about:

Kjell Ellefson Self Edit 09-10 from Kjell Ellefson on Vimeo.

May 12, 2010 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: allowFullScreen, application, classid, clsid, codebase, Comeback, Edit, Ellefson, feeling, fellow, Friend, height, href, Kjell, mostÂ, name, param, season, self, ski, skier, skiing, src, summer, talentedÂ, tele, telemark, Thankfully, today, type, value, video, width | Comments Off

Gaper Day

The last day of the season is always Gaper Day, and with a group that reached 60+ people this Gaperday was truly epic! What is a gaper you might ask?

If you live in a ski town, you deal with them everyday. If you own a season pass, they’re destined to get in your way. And, if you only ride a few times a year, you might be among their ranks.
They’re the people in neon one-piece suits and rear-entry boots standing in the middle of the run, taking pictures of the resort. They’re the people who refuse to buy fat skis and Gor-Tex-enhanced clothing. To you they might be known as Uncle Phil and Aunt Bunny, but to most people they’re known as gapers. -Powder Mag

The Picture Gallery below describes the epic-ness i can’t quite put into words:
Pictures by Reta Flynt

Gaper Day

April 21, 2010 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: boots, Bunny, Gaper, Gaperday, gor, name, neon, picture gallery, pictures, piece suits, Powder, rear entry, ski town, skis, uncle phil | 1 Comment »

I’m Back In Reality But Not All The Way..

I’ve been physically back in Sun Valley for a few days now, but I think I’m mentally still in Alaska. Even today as I got ready to ski at the resort, I put on my beacon and my avy-pack with out even thinking, then I remembered, and felt like a a dork as I walked back to the condo to take them off… Then, even though the mountain was empty and the snow was awesome, the skiing felt droll, nothing felt steep or exciting… Oh well, I’ll get back into the swing of things eventually…

Here are some Pictures form the last two days of the trip:

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Last of AK 2010

April 13, 2010 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: alaska, beacon, condo, dork, droll, Feed, flagallery, form, Gallery, gid, href, mountain, name, nothing, pictures, Reality, resort, skiing, SUBSCRIBE, sun valley, swing, swing of things, The Way, today, trip | Comments Off

AK 2010 Is Over, Time For Real Life

The last two days in Alaska were amazing! We had beautiful blue bird days and the snow pack stabilized, giving us a green light to ski on some steeper and more exposed slopes. I ended up finishing my Alaskan adventure skiing an awesome knife-edge ridge that seemed to go forever which left me exhausted and adrenaline filled at the bottom! Now, after a not so nice red eye flight from Anchorage to Salt Lake, and a tired drive from Utah back to Idaho, I’m finally back in Sun Valley… time for real life again.

My trip was amazing and I have a bunch of people to thank for helping me, be sure to check out all of their websites!!!

Sun Valley Resort:
Thanks for giving me a place to ski and train all winter, couldn’t have done it with out a world-class home mountain!

Sun Valley Ski Patrol:
Thank you for the financial help, I wouldn’t have been able to have this amazing experience with out help from all of you guys and girls!

Chums/Beyond Coastal Sun Care:
Thanks for all the great products that helped me keep my face from frying, and thanks for helping me out financially.

Black Diamond Equipment:
Thanks for making such awesome and reliable gear!

Thanks to Penelope’s Café for feeding me, and for supporting my skiing all winter!

Pictures form the last days of the trip are on my latest post: CLICK HERE

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April 11, 2010 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: alaska, alaskan adventure, anchorage, black diamond equipment, blue bird, chums, financial help, girls, knife edge ridge, last days, mountain sun, penelope, red eye flight, salt lake, ski patrol, slopes, snow pack, sun care, sun valley resort | 1 Comment »

Another Week In AK

I haven’t had time to write/post the last few days so here is a crash-course of my week:

April 1^st Filmed on resort
April 2^nd Amazing tour, summited and skied Pastoral Peak (tour only took 10hours haha)
April 3^rd Sled Skiing on Seattle Ridge, the snowmobile side of Turnagain Pass, SICK!
(Huge natural avalanche ripped out on other side the ridge while we were filming)
April 4^th Weather Day (poached some hot tubs)
April 5^th Snowed 30in skied/filmed at Alyeska Resort (Candy and Cody left)
April 6^th Went touring with avalanche forecaster Matt Murphy and learned a lot!!!

So far today we slept in till 11, stalked a moose, i got attacked by a dog(ish), and we’ve been in a coffee shop for 5hours going threw pictures and doing internet stuff…Oh and another high note, my eyes are getting less black, which is awesome! We are planning on putting in some 12hr days Thursday and Friday pushing to make the last frames of our AK trip really sick.

There are lots of sick pictures in the gallery below please check them out:
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Another Week in AK

April 7, 2010 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: april 1, april 4, avalanche, candy, Cody, coffee, coffee shop, crash course, dog, few days, forecaster, Gallery, haha, havenâ, high note, hot tubs, internet, ish, lot, Matt Murphy, moose, Pass, Pastoral, Seattle, SICK, skiing, sled, snowmobile, stuff, SUBSCRIBE, summited, weather, week | 1 Comment »

The Fun Continues In AK

So after a nice relaxing day after lying in bed yesterday, I finally got my broken body out of the yurt and into the mountains. We got an early start, but ended up waiting for avalanche debris to be cleared from the highway, then Josh remembered that he’d forgotten his boots/skis, so we finally got going around ten. We did a really mellow tour on a mountain called “Sun Burst.” The snow wasn’t super stable and it was a little crusty, so Corky Still and I ended up doing some sweet powder-8’s for the camera. Then the group mobbed (snow plowed) through the lower death crust to the cars.

On our way back to the yurt we stopped on the side of the road to play in the mud to get some sweet “lifestyle” shots. Having not acted like a 4-year-old in at least a week, I jumped on the opportunity:

Playing In The Mud

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March 31, 2010 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: avalanche, avalanche debris, body, boots, Burst, cars, Continues, Corky, crust, death, debris, flagallery, fun, Gallery, gid, group, heâ, highway, Josh, lifestyle, lying in bed, mountain, mountains, mud, opportunity, Powder, side, skis, snow, stable, start, sun, tour, Yesterday, yurt | Comments Off

Wave Skiing!?!

I finially decided to take a day off yesterday and just relax. I was looking for some video from the 2010 Mavericks surf contest that took place just over a week ago, and while I was searching around, I came a cross a video produced by SalomonFreeskiTV that wowed me. Let me know what you think…

February 23, 2010 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: access, allowFullScreen, application, cdb, clsid, codebase, contest, Cross, Freeski, height, href, mavericks surf contest, name, param, ski, skiing, surf, take, type, value, video, Wave, week, width | Comments Off

Photo Sesh With Josh Wells

Josh Wells

January 30, 2010 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing, Exposure | Tags: All, Baldy, check, Day, firetrail, Hot, pictures, Powder | 1 Comment »

World Class Terrain Park Makes It’s Mark On Dollar

The new terrain park is so sick!!! Check out Sun Valley Blog’s article by clicking below:

Click To Read The Post

December 20, 2009 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing, Exposure | Tags: All, alt, blog, check, Conor, Davis, height, href, img, new, new terrain, src, sun, sun valley, sun vally, terrain, terrain park, width, World | Comments Off

Demo Day Was A Hit

Demo Days was a big hit this last Sunday (Dec 13), I was able to help/teach almost 25 people how to Telemark and we all had a great time. If you missed out on the action you can still demo all the killer gear at eaither Backwoods or The Elephants Pearch.

Demo Day Dec 13-09

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December 14, 2009 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: All, backwoods, Big, Day, demo days, elephants, href, last sunday, mountain, mountains, Sports, sun | 1 Comment »

Skiing My Butt Off!

I just tallied up all of the hours I’ve spent skiing so far this year, and I was shocked to see that I have skied over 150 hours already!!! I got an early start on my ski season this year with a two and a half week trip to Summit County, CO. Now I’m back home in Sun Valley, I’m feeling stronger than ever, and I’m antsy for winter to show up. Snow is in forecast this weekend but Sun Valley isn’t waiting. They have put snowmaking efforts on full throttle, and new terrain is opening every few days…

Snow Making Nov-Dec 09

December 10, 2009 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: butt, Day, EVER, feeling, few days, full throttle, isn, new, new terrain, Open, season, ski, ski season, skiing, snow, Star, summit county co, sun, sun valley, terrain, trip, wait, Win, winter, year | 6 Comments »

Help Me Win This Ski Design Contest

New Schoolers and Icelantic are having a “Design the 6th Sense” top sheet design contest. I’m hoping to win the contest but I need your votes to help me win! So far i have two designs in the contest (click on a pair of skis to vote for them):

_____ Feel The Energy

Please vote for both of my ski designs…
Thanks,

-Conor

December 7, 2009 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: 6th sense, Air, All, black, border, Conor, contest, design contest, height, href, img, javascript, new, new schoolers, pair, Schoolers, Sense, sheet, sheet design, signs, ski, skis, style, two designs, ViewImage, vote, width, Win | 3 Comments »

Early Season Update & Video

My trip to Colorado for some early season shredding is almost at an end. So far I have skied 10 days (about 45 hours) at two resorts. Snow is in the forecast and I’m so excited for an epic winter to start!

I’ve mostly been working on switch tele-skiing, tele-nose butters, and carving on this trip check out the video:

November 12, 2009 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: access, All, butters, check, Colorado, epic, resort, season, ski, skiing, snow, switch, tele, trip, trip to colorado, two resorts, video, winter | Comments Off

Reacquainted With An Old Friend

I’m in the best mood EVER!!! Want to know why? …Because today was the first day of my 09-10 ski season. It felt so good to finally get reacquainted with the snow, and I am so happy to be sliding down mountains again. I forgot that I would have to get used to my equipment again, but after a few runs i was quickly charging ahead at full speed. After skiing today, I have a feeling that the rest of this season is going to be truly epic!

November 2, 2009 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: All, Conor, conor davis, Davis, Day, epic, equipment, EVER, feeling, Friend, full speed, mood, mountain, mountains, Old, old friend, Reacquainted, rest, season, ski, ski season, skiing, snow, telemark, today, Want | 2 Comments »

First Snow of the Season Revs up my Pre-season Stoke

With the skiing dreams really showing up in the last few months I have been so anxious to ski that I was thinking about driving all the way to the Breanu Sand Dunes to go sand skiing. When I awoke this morning to find snow pouring out of the clouds, I could hardly contain my excitement. I ran around the house waking up everyone, making sure that I wasn’t dreaming. After running outside and throwing some snowballs for Bailey, my dog, I went onto the Sun Valley website to check out the real time status of the snow on the mountain cams and the snow depth indicator read 9in! Update: it now reads 12inches one hour later

snowstake_full

I hope that this fresh blanket is a tell tale sign of a big winter to come. I have a bet with some friends going on about how many inches we’re going to get here in Sun Valley. How many inches do you think we are going to get here in Sun Valley? Leave a comment on this post, and if you’re the closest at the end of the year you will win the prize!

rrlodge_full
This is also the first snow the New Gondola has experienced

October 4, 2009 | Categories: Day to Day Skiing | Tags: All, Big, blanket, breanu, Conor, Davis, dunes, everyone, gondola, house, Lodge, morning, mountain, mtn, new, sand, season, ski, skiing, snow, sun, sun valley, take, tele, telemark, valley, way, www.conordavis.com, year | 5 Comments »

Conor Davis Big Mountain Telemark Skier

Day to Day Skiing

From The Road, To The Road To Recovery

Day Tour: Titus Lake Area

Titus Feb 3-11

Tele Hand Drag 360′s

Tour In The Dagobah System

Tour In The Dagobah System

FWT Revelstoke Update: Men Day One

From Sandals To Ski Boots

Trailer Time!!!

Free Heal Life 2 Preview

Okay, Now I’m Done For The Season

Hyndman May 17, 10

Kjell Ellefson Comeback

Gaper Day

Gaper Day

AK 2010 Is Over, Time For Real Life

Wave Skiing!?!

Photo Sesh With Josh Wells

Josh Wells

World Class Terrain Park Makes It’s Mark On Dollar

Demo Day Was A Hit

Demo Day Dec 13-09

Skiing My Butt Off!

Snow Making Nov-Dec 09

Help Me Win This Ski Design Contest

Early Season Update & Video

Reacquainted With An Old Friend

First Snow of the Season Revs up my Pre-season Stoke

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