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Thread: MAKE TAHOE DEEP AGAIN ~ 2016/17 OFISHUL SNOW/FOOD/WHINE & STOKE THREAD

  1. #1451
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    Made it to kirkwood without chains. Roads werent bad.

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    Wow, is that 2nd pic showing slide debris at the base of Iron Horse? I wonder how long it takes to dig all that stuff out!
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    Not iron horse. That is a two seater.

    I think that is just snow that had been pushed off the top of Sunrise as they start to dig it out.

    I'd be really surprised if a slide would run all the way to the bottom of 3. There is a very long flat run out before you get to the bull wheel.

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    Skied an eastern aspect in N. Lake this morning. I know the SAC advisory is "moderate," but I'd be really wary of wind slabs. Otherwise, the snow skied well (knee deep) but it didn't feel like 8 feet of pow. Unfortunately, there were some eastern winds picking up.

    Noticed some crowns in the vicinity, although I'm guessing they might be from the rain event and not the snow. There's gnarly chunder in Third Creek in Incline, which also probably slid during the rain event.

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    Ah, Chair 4 looks different on my computer than my iPhone will prying my eyes open at the start of the day!

    Stupid Evil E!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SchralphMacchio View Post
    Wow, is that 2nd pic showing slide debris at the base of Iron Horse? I wonder how long it takes to dig all that stuff out!
    About 5 minutes...... for the hydraulic lift to raise the entire charilift.

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    Drove to A.M. and left (mostly cuz my back was stiff). Summit on wind hold (still is LMAO) and the parking lot completely full by 8:30. Insane. I can't imagine whet the Scott line will look like (and it's already tracked out) I'm not even gonna try to hit the west shore this weekend. I'm scared of getting trapped by gapers. I'm staying well away from Tahoe until Tuesday. I hope it rains 20" up to 10,000 just to wash away California.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BGnight View Post
    Drove to A.M. and left (mostly cuz my back was stiff). Summit on wind hold (still is LMAO) and the parking lot completely full by 8:30. Insane. I can't imagine whet the Scott line will look like (and it's already tracked out) I'm not even gonna try to hit the west shore this weekend. I'm scared of getting trapped by gapers. I'm staying well away from Tahoe until Tuesday. I hope it rains 20" up to 10,000 just to wash away California.
    Good weekend to head to the East Side...

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    Yup, got to alpine 845, left at 10 after 2 runs, wish I would have hit up some backcountry instead, but too late for me and not sure I would have found parking anyway (maybe someone can give a west shore parking update). So far this season scoring a midweek resort pow day with no lines is like chasing a polka dotted unicorn.
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    Looks like 88 just opened from Peddler to Silver Lake. Now just the spur to go.....

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    sound like other area spared, but heave socked in by east wind fog which created a zipper crust on everything and shitty viz. still skied great but for sure a let down after the last few days of awesomeness. was the rest of carson range (i.e. rose) dealing with same? was this fog in meyers mtns as well? sigh.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by gimpy View Post
    sound like other area spared, but heave socked in by east wind fog which created a zipper crust on everything and shitty viz. still skied great but for sure a let down after the last few days of awesomeness. was the rest of carson range (i.e. rose) dealing with same?
    Yes, sir. Kind of a pity that I was literally trapped at my house shoveling and clearing snow for the awesomeness period, but it's still pretty good. I'm worried about that east wind though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AKbruin View Post
    Yes, sir. Kind of a pity that I was literally trapped at my house shoveling and clearing snow for the awesomeness period, but it's still pretty good. I'm worried about that east wind though.
    Yes this wind sucks a fat one. At Sugar Bowl. Lincoln ETA was 2p. Hanging in mid mtn restaurant to see if that plays out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gimpy View Post
    sound like other area spared, but heave socked in by east wind fog which created a zipper crust on everything and shitty viz. still skied great but for sure a let down after the last few days of awesomeness. was the rest of carson range (i.e. rose) dealing with same? was this fog in meyers mtns as well? sigh.......
    Rose was socked in with fog too. Slide side didn't open and half of Reno came up to ski Rose side.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gimpy View Post
    heave socked in by east wind fog which created a zipper crust on everything and shitty viz. still skied great but for sure a let down after the last few days of awesomeness. was the rest of carson range (i.e. rose) dealing with same?
    Describes Rose perfectly this AM. Ski'd pretty well but dense fog and riming on the goggles, especially first few runs made for shit visibility.
    "The mind, once expanded to the dimensions of larger ideas, never returns to its original size."

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    Quote Originally Posted by AKbruin View Post
    Skied an eastern aspect in N. Lake this morning. I know the SAC advisory is "moderate," but I'd be really wary of wind slabs. Otherwise, the snow skied well (knee deep) but it didn't feel like 8 feet of pow. Unfortunately, there were some eastern winds picking up.

    Noticed some crowns in the vicinity, although I'm guessing they might be from the rain event and not the snow. There's gnarly chunder in Third Creek in Incline, which also probably slid during the rain event.

    [Edit] Some pleasant graffiti near Rose Summit.
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    Did you see the 2 big slides on Rose Knob?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mmmm...pow! View Post
    Yup, got to alpine 845, left at 10 after 2 runs, wish I would have hit up some backcountry instead, but too late for me and not sure I would have found parking anyway (maybe someone can give a west shore parking update). So far this season scoring a midweek resort pow day with no lines is like chasing a polka dotted unicorn.
    Friday is not mid-week, especially in January and February after a week of ridiculous storms. Maybe March when everybody is either skied out or have given up.
    The K-12 dude. You make a gnarly run like that and girls will get sterile just looking at you - Charles De Mar

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    Quote Originally Posted by Huck Pitueee View Post
    Did you see the 2 big slides on Rose Knob?
    I saw an older crown in the lower bowl skier's right of the ridge and huge chunks of debris in Third Creek. But there was moving fog, so I couldn't scope out the entire area. I'm guessing when things clear up, we're going to see loads of crowns.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gimpy View Post
    sound like other area spared, but heave socked in by east wind fog which created a zipper crust on everything and shitty viz. still skied great but for sure a let down after the last few days of awesomeness. was the rest of carson range (i.e. rose) dealing with same? was this fog in meyers mtns as well? sigh.......
    Buddy told be the Nevada side sucked today, I'd like to know how widespread also. When I left my house in the am in the Angora burn area it was 28 degrees but it was misting light rain. FP was socked in on the upper half this morning, looking at it this afternoon there is a skinner up it. The great one while still socked in and super low vis produced the best turns of the year! 15 degrees at the top of CS today

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    Quote Originally Posted by AKbruin View Post
    Skied an eastern aspect in N. Lake this morning. I know the SAC advisory is "moderate," but I'd be really wary of wind slabs. Otherwise, the snow skied well (knee deep) but it didn't feel like 8 feet of pow. Unfortunately, there were some eastern winds picking up.

    Noticed some crowns in the vicinity, although I'm guessing they might be from the rain event and not the snow. There's gnarly chunder in Third Creek in Incline, which also probably slid during the rain event.

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    NDOT's response to this photo is "That's a $5,000 fine."

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    Quote Originally Posted by TahoeBC View Post

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    Man I am jealous...

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    Quote Originally Posted by gnarbro365 View Post
    I'd like to state that I think all the resorts are staying closed/having limited openings so that patrol can ski their faces off and save the rest of the pow for the tourons this weekend.
    All the locals think the resorts save the good stuff for the weekenders. All the weekenders think they save the good stuff for the locals. In reality the resorts--at least Squalpine--doesn't give a shit about either.
    Quote Originally Posted by BGnight View Post
    Drove to A.M. and left (mostly cuz my back was stiff). Summit on wind hold (still is LMAO) and the parking lot completely full by 8:30. Insane. I can't imagine whet the Scott line will look like (and it's already tracked out) I'm not even gonna try to hit the west shore this weekend. I'm scared of getting trapped by gapers. I'm staying well away from Tahoe until Tuesday. I hope it rains 20" up to 10,000 just to wash away California.
    Still shut at 2P, most of the chairs off the cable. Sherwood was supposed open at noon. After waiting a half hour while they tried to get it started I herringboned up to Lakeview, did a lap, on my way down they open Ray's Rut and Sherwood. Halfway down Ray's we were met by people hiking back--Sherwood was down for the day. Props to KSL for all the money they spend on ops and maintenance.
    Quote Originally Posted by TheK12 View Post
    Friday is not mid-week, especially in January and February after a week of ridiculous storms. Maybe March when everybody is either skied out or have given up.
    Friday has been a weekend for a long time--often bigger than Sunday.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TahoeBC View Post
    Sampler from today

    Nice skin track, whoever put that in.

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    Thinking of a SF day trip Sunday or Monday for Castle Peak BC. Seems like the snow pack is settling down. Anyone been up there yet, or going this weekend? Central chute should be plastered.

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    Well today skied good. Very good. Here's to more tomorrow

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