I'll be swinging across the state next week and would appreciate any intel on what's available for a short hike. I had my mind on Indy since I've never been there but a friend in Basalt speculated there might not be much left. Besides St. Mary, anything else that's closeish to the road and not terrifyingly steep? Thanks.
Whats a short hike? Torreys isn't bad. Not sure what it'll look like in a week, but you've got Tuning Forks and Dead Dog as options.
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I was just up indy and while it is thin, you can definitely eek out some continuous vert.
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Anyone get out the past weekend? Badly suncupped?
Suncups this past weekend. The flats are cupped, the steeps are smooth and in between is runneled.
Have fun and don't fall this time of year.
Any of you been tagging the summer snow stuff?
How'd the surface been? Ye olde vertical seams, deep sun cups?
Skyscraper was still good last weekend. Could also ski a little line from the parking lot down to the Bob/Betty lake trail, which added ~4-500' of vert to the day. Starting to get suncupped but not so bad it wasn't fun skiing.
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Anyone get out this weekend and note some decent continuous snow? South Paw off Torrey's looks like it might still be doable based on some Instagram creeping. Left August a little late this year...
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