Double A Gelande Jumping Competition Honors Local Legend Above Molas Lake

Silverton Local Griff Pinto flies off the jump at this first annual snow jump event. Photo credit Double A Gelande event

Silverton Local Griff Pinto flies off the jump at this first annual snow jump event. Photo credit Double A Gelande event

The Double A Gelande event crew surrounds Andy Atha’s sister, Allyson in the center. Photo credit Double A Gelande Event

The Double A Gelande event crew surrounds Andy Atha’s sister, Allyson in the center. Photo credit Double A Gelande Event

Endless San Juan views were had for the Double A Gelande crew and Cheetah the Snowcat. Photo credit David Breed

Endless San Juan views were had for the Double A Gelande crew and Cheetah the Snowcat. Photo credit David Breed

A competitor, Bruce who was a good friend of Andy Atha, jumped 72 feet, Atha got Bruce into the sport. Photo credit Double A Gelande Event

A competitor, Bruce who was a good friend of Andy Atha, jumped 72 feet, Atha got Bruce into the sport. Photo credit Double A Gelande Event

Silverton Local, the young ‘ski legend’ Griff Pinto takes a ride up the Double A Event venue above Little Molas in the snowcat ‘Cheetah Cat’. Photo credit David Breed

Silverton Local, the young ‘ski legend’ Griff Pinto takes a ride up the Double A Event venue above Little Molas in the snowcat ‘Cheetah Cat’. Photo credit David Breed

A Double A Gelande competitor about to launch off the jump last Saturday during the first annual snow jump event. Photo credit Double A Gelande Event

A Double A Gelande competitor about to launch off the jump last Saturday during the first annual snow jump event. Photo credit Double A Gelande Event

The Double A event crew worked hard to move snow and build the big ski jump above Little Molas Lake. Photo credit Double A Gelande Ski event

The Double A event crew worked hard to move snow and build the big ski jump above Little Molas Lake. Photo credit Double A Gelande Ski event

The first annual Andy Atha “AA” Gelande event that was held up above Little Molas Lake this last weekend went off with great success. It was reported that about 65 people, including Andy Atha’s Sister Alyson Atha Platten, were in attendance along with many of Atha’s long-time local friends. The memorial to celebrate Andy Atha’s life and competition accomplishments was a ...

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