Clément Carasco
Leave it better than you found it.
On cold, clear mornings in Rogers Pass, Clément moves with easy purpose—checking the snow, tracing clean lines, and keeping spirits high with a slab of homemade banana bread for the crew. He loves surprise days when a playful pillow field leads into a shadowed couloir, and he’s never without a backup plan (or five). The lesson he repeats most often was learned the hard way: gear can fail and conditions can turn, so travel with good friends, ski straps, and a mind for options. He leaves places better than he found them, and he keeps the vibe simple: share snacks, mind the little safety cues, and let the mountain set the rhythm.
Get to know Clément Carasco
Go-to snack in your pack?
home made banana bread.
An 'oh no' moment you learned the most from?
going for the the haute route when the conditions were forecasted to have good chance of deteriorating then getting trapped in really bad AVI conditions and having to get out of there before it got even worse. If there's a good chance that it will be bad it's not worth the adventure
One tip for great days?
bring snack for the whole team, food makes the people happy
Guilty-pleasure song – giving you energy while skinning?
fireball-Pitbull
Your 'superpower' in the mountains?
always having a plan A,B,C,D,E
Your perfect day recipe
good friends, good snow and some surprises
Your mountain mantra
if the condtions are hard, be harder
How do you choose partners
tried tinder and never made it past two dates, so now i go with good vibes from people met at house parties.
Post ski ritual
getting some great tunes in the car !!!
Coffee, tea or cocoa on tour?
Coffee
Biggest gear fail (and lesson)?
ski boot explosion down a big north facing couloir, always bring ski straps and good friends
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