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Saved. I don't know about that. I think I knew all along. Flower on skin tracks.

It aint going to be slop!

Or you could just go both days. Frozen water is better than it's liquid sibling.

All models are cold enough for snow into the northern mountain valleys and possibly down to the northern valley floors although dont expect much if any accumulation there. There is also a potential for lake effect Wednesday night into Thursday in the ec and Gem solutions and that could be...

Snow is in the forecast for the wasatch come tuesday night. Wax them boards! Convenient that Wed is the last day of the month.

^Not really. It might compare for 500 vert, but then what happens for the next 1500? 5% Grade?

My subjective vote would say, if MRG claims 700, Stowe could claim twice that. There is a tremendous amount of terrain upvalley that is accessible with traverses. Just isnt on the map. Both on the mansfield and spruce side.

Gold passes, and a set of skins.

I love Colorado as much as the next guy (hell I'm from there). And summer car shuttle skiing is nice. But come winter 600 inches is greater than 300 inches.

It's actually newish. The sun cups were all filled up with Saturday's snow. Made it a lot smoother than it might have otherwise been. I'm on a streak, for sure. It'll still be there in September, but so will the 7 mile 4K vert hike.

Bonsoir!

Two words: More Exercise. Having raised guide dog labs for 10 years, that is almost always the solution to keeping them well behaved.

Cool. I'll probably spend 10 days in there doing a north/south traverse in the beginning of September.

I can envision epic car drops on a closed moonlight basin. Keep it closed! The headwaters might even keep some pow if folks didn't ski it so much.

I'm going up for a big hike in a few weeks. I'll bring back some photo goodness.

"SAFETY CLIMBING GUIDE" I love it. It's like going to the chic chocs, you can only ascend and ski in certain drainages... you might disrupt the wild caribou.

http://www.summitpost.org/view_object.p ... _id=150415 What's the deal with everyone staying overnight on this guy? Seems like no more than 5K vert on the maps? Slope angle never goes over 30 degrees according to summit post. Seems like an easy ski to me.

Do they have any rules on skiing on this beast? Seems like they wouldn't like that so much.

I've gnabbed turns in the uintas and the winds in the last few weeks. Both better snow but w/o this morning comraderie

God damn. Someone has to post some pictures of skiing around here. This one is for patrick