Any signs of natural slides or other instabilities out there?Quote:
Originally Posted by pde20
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Any signs of natural slides or other instabilities out there?Quote:
Originally Posted by pde20
nothing was going nowhere on all aspects we traveled and we didn't see any evidence anywhere else that was w/in eyeshot.Quote:
Originally Posted by RonMexico
WARM today. Fun day at Abasin. Had Sniktau on the schedule for tomorrow but partners have all bailed. Booooo
Skied shit for brains today. Fun, but sideslipping boarders have kind of fucked it up. The humps toss ya around some.
I saw a group of 4 near the top. Was that you?
Basin was fun. The Zuma cornice was great to huck off.
Some decent snow left in narrow N. Pole and the Verticals
I had only skied Zuma once before today and never the cornice. That was pretty fun. Nice spot
first time at the basin in quite a while. Always dig skiing Pali.
Hammered out Silver Couloir this morning. Really nice from top to bottom.
Possibly. We were a group of 3, and another guy was coming up behind us on the ridge, didn't see where he stopped to drop in though. There was a group of 6 that dropped into Chihuahua before us - maybe some of them dropped into Marjorie?Quote:
Originally Posted by montanaskier
More details: how was the skin up, was there snow from the beginning? How was the snow near the bottom?Quote:
Originally Posted by RonMexico
I want to hit this but don't think I can for a couple of weeks, can you guesstimate, is there enough snow for that?
Skied Uneva today. Unreal windy from just below the saddle and up. Wind kept it from totally corning up but it was grippy at least. The ski out was sticky. I'd guess 50 sustained and higher gusts. Thought I was going to be blown off the top with a couple of gusts
How is the upper east wall terrain holding upon the warmer temps? Lots of rocks? Or is coverage good in 1st, 2nd and North Pole?
Had a really good weekend camping out in the park. Corn harvest was really really good this weekend. Although it's going fast! Amazing how much snow melted out just this weekend.
I believe it....73 officially today in the village. That's too fast to be that warm
I think it will be skiable for a while. There should be some good turns to be had in there for a couple of weeks. Maybe not if it keeps hitting 70 degrees in town.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
We hit the trailhead at 7:15 and topped out around 10. You could skin from the trailhead but in a couple of weeks I imagine you're going to have to walk across the meadow. Skied into the couloir just after 10:30. Lots of dust on the snow as you hit the apron and most of the way up on skier's left, but otherwise it skied really well.
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We hit the S of the SKY Chutes today. Bulletproof skin up was not at all enjoyable. Hunkered down in the gale force winds until skiing down around 11:30. Turns we got made it all worth it. Great creamy snow - at least until we hit all of the debris at the bottom.
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thanks for the xtra info, wish I could hit it right now!
Looks like Pali and Zuma Cornice runs are done for the year.
So I assume no Pali = no upper east wall? Done for season?
Can't believe how much has melted at AB in just 4 days
looking to get up on torreys this wknd... does anyone know if the stevens pass road is clear? thanks.
al has posted on his blog that if snow and colder temps return they can reopen some things. It's just too warm right now. too much water moving through the snow, the risk of a slide is too greatQuote:
Originally Posted by The SnowShow
I would be shocked if it was passable for more than 1/4 to 1/2mi from Bakersville.Quote:
Originally Posted by treewell-dweller
Makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by WTF is dat
North Pole and Willy’s were open, but I think Tree & Y areas are done.
thanks for the info, haven't been out there, but you're probably right on...Quote:
Originally Posted by adrenalated