...and the backcountry avy conditions are moderate to high.
welcome to Colorado all the time haha, always touchy. my main bc partner moved to portland a few years ago and summits hood regularly and tells me the pacific snowpack is just a world of difference (generally speaking) in terms of comfort level analyzing snowpack
welcome to Colorado all the time haha, always touchy. my main bc partner moved to portland a few years ago and summits hood regularly and tells me the pacific snowpack is just a world of difference (generally speaking) in terms of comfort level analyzing snowpack
I have skied Colorado, Utah, Idaho, etc....."Sierra cement" is definitely a different animal, driving and skiing it.
I have skied Colorado, Utah, Idaho, etc....."Sierra cement" is definitely a different animal, driving and skiing it.
Ya I've skied a fair amount in CA and the PNW (and Utah) but just not in the backcountry.
Don't miss all the black ice in Oregon during harsh winters, that's for sure!
Ya I've skied a fair amount in CA and the PNW (and Utah) but just not in the backcountry.
Don't miss all the black ice in Oregon during harsh winters, that's for sure!
LOL...I am getting ready to go to Roseburg, Eugene, & Portland for work...not looking forward to it.
we have a full blown level 5 French Toast Emergency here in NH, I think it's the system that you folks in NC and VA just had. only looks like we're going to get about 6" maybe 8... I'll try and take some pics of the runner in the snow, but decided to close the office for the day so not much occasion to actually go anywhere. the news is hilarious though.