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Andy is really taking his analogies to the next level these days! Nice TR
Follow Scott Paul trail until you find enough snow to skin up the mountain, to descend reverse procedure
Confusion dispelled and rumors disconfirmed- congrats on an aesthetic first descent!
I guess we'll just leave it in the realm of rumor for now- I was thinking somebody else might have more info. Seems like it's not my place to start name dropping non TAY members regarding ru...
author=Amar Andalkar link=topic=20622.msg87887#msg87887 date=1303634001]Great work you all, skiing one of the few remaining unskied routes on the Mountain. (If someone has skied the Ice Cliff before,...
If we're willing to walk a little farther than the last skier, you'll have first tracks every time. Stone Man's is hardly off the radar due to visibility and proximity, even though it&#...
The difficulty of team arrest is a point that I've considered with regards to this scenario. While there was some softish wind-drifted snow over the glacier that day, it was quite firm to icy und...
A few notes regarding the incident. At 8 in the morning, not following any warm days, the snow was hardly deep and soft as some recent TRs have described. Freezing levels were probably hovering near P...
I don't mind at all- it's a public mountain ;DI actually hadn't seen any pictures of the area, it's good to get a little perspective on the location.
Correct me if I'm wrong- to stay legal, you must descend 100 yds or so west of the road exit at the corner to the mp marker, then hitching is allowed?
Pretty stable conditions- set off 1 8" slab while skiing a face shot deep bowl back by the power lines, but that was it for a full day of steep pow turns.
The Muir hut is looking nice, but the white painted walls have not dried - a couple of jackets received their own white spots from rubbing against them.