back country
Noun
Meaning
a remote and undeveloped area
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“Anyone who travels in the back country, snow bikers, skiers, snowshoers, anyone that wants to recreate on snow-covered slopes needs to be aware of avalanches,” said Brian Lazar, deputy director of the Colorado Avalanche Information Center.
Both systems have variants for skiing on groomed surfaces and in back country.
RCMP searched for more than a week near Pemberton, B.C., north of Whistler, after Iwaasa’s truck was discovered nearby on Nov. 25, burned out in the back country.
Fran, an old back country boy walks into a store and asks the guy behind the counter for an RC and a Moon Pie, the clerk says "no".
Come enjoy the scenic back country of where Idaho began in Pierce's first annual 1860 Days "Gold Dust to Saw Dust" fun run walk.
Benjamin, who goes by the name of Benjamin Justine for his photography, spent years in the back country as a wilderness guide.