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    Quote Originally Posted by BFD View Post
    south fork new home of BFD, Did not even realize that was only 67 miles away. how far do they plow that road to Cinnamon Pass in the winter?
    Nice! The road is plowed to the Sherman townsite

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    What's the forecast update for Thursday through Sunday?
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    Quote Originally Posted by BFD View Post
    south fork new home of BFD, Did not even realize that was only 67 miles away. how far do they plow that road to Cinnamon Pass in the winter?
    The best thing about Cinnamon pass is that they plow it by mid to late May providing incredible drive up 4x4 access for spring skiing

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buster Highmen View Post
    What's the forecast update for Thursday through Sunday?
    Sounds like less then the rest of the state per Joel Gratz. North is skiing well, and mixed bag depending on aspect and the day. The last couple storms still made for nice boot high snow.
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    San Juan Stoke 12/13

    Two weeks ago:



    from RM3 towards Silverton Mtn


    Champion after 8 inches three days before

    from Saturday:



    left RM2-Champion-RM3 right


    180 degrees from previous image: Commodore north with pitch or treed good, everything else highly variable
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    The vistas draw me always, but is it worth a 20 hour butt in sled seat roll across the great basin?
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    For the tour, good coverage, low expectations for turns and high tolerance for less than stellar current snow????

    If it gets colder again and a foot or more of snow, it could be worth it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alpinord View Post
    If it gets colder again and a foot or more of snow, it could be worth it.
    Yes, but, I'm not getting that potential for the next week in any of the forecasts. Drat.
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    Commodore and the playground were skiing very well as of Saturday. But as Alpinord said, it's really variable right now. North is skiing good still, but this 6 week period of warmth and sun has really put the hurt on the area.

    I hate to say it, but if you're looking at a 20 hour drive I'd go elsewhere.

    @Alpinord You must have been part of the other group that was on Commodore around 11 on Saturday. I was part of the group who came up right behind you guys. We had been talking about checking out Grandmas/Grandpas but decided against it. Whoever I ended up hitch hiking with had mentioned skiing RM3 a couple weeks back.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buster Highmen View Post
    Yes, but, I'm not getting that potential for the next week in any of the forecasts. Drat.
    There's the rub. We often get surprises, but nothing to bank on for your time frame. We are due, dammit!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ASmileyFace View Post
    Commodore and the playground were skiing very well as of Saturday. But as Alpinord said, it's really variable right now. North is skiing good still, but this 6 week period of warmth and sun has really put the hurt on the area.

    I hate to say it, but if you're looking at a 20 hour drive I'd go elsewhere.

    @Alpinord You must have been part of the other group that was on Commodore around 11 on Saturday. I was part of the group who came up right behind you guys. We had been talking about checking out Grandmas/Grandpas but decided against it. Whoever I ended up hitch hiking with had mentioned skiing RM3 a couple weeks back.
    I was wondering if there was a Mag or two in the group. Nice sort of meeting you.

    Yeah, Champions was windpacked at the top but the rest was sweet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alpinord View Post
    There's the rub. We often get surprises, but nothing to bank on for your time frame. We are due, dammit!
    Here's to the San Juan cutoff low!
    I think I'll bag it for now and ski the good snow here in the PNW for a few more days. Damn, though I miss the San Juans.
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    Finally made it to Silverton over the weekend, got great snow, and had a blast. Some stoke:


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    well thats a wrap on a great lift serve season. Didnt get too many shots this season but had my gopro when it dumped a suprise 15 overnite in late march setting us up for a great end of the season.

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    Silverton sure delivered on April Fools Day. Great last day of the season for me.

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    I forgot to add some snow fun on Imogene Pass this past tail-end of July:


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    Anyone going to bump this thread with some 16/17 stoke? It's been a pretty good December!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tech Tonics View Post
    Anyone going to bump this thread with some 16/17 stoke? It's been a pretty good December!
    I'll answer my own question!

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    Poked around minnehaha last weekend. A fair amount of sled traffic, but the skiing was good.

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    The point.

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    We saw a small slide across cement creek on a SE face, but didn't see any signs of instability where we were skiing on lower n. facing glades.

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    I guess you are located in Silverton. Is wolfcreek meadow skipping included in the San Juans? It has been good here. that said wouldn't mind bagging some bigger stuff in the next couple of weeks if the alpine stuff is in over your way. Or Telluride if any one is over there.
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    off your knees Louie

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    San Juan Goodness

    It's been a good season so far but, we need some snow to freshen things up!

    First picture-saw some interesting lenticular clouds as we neared Porphyry Peak before the last storm cycle.
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    Awesome day today. Hit what we have for alpine today. Luckily some better skiers put the skin track in so it was easy. They hit some steeper north facing stuff. I was solo so took a south facing shot not quite as steep or rocky. Pretty nice skiing corn at 12000 ft in December. How is the alpine skiing up north. skiing off the peaks? Looks like a pretty good reset coming on Saturday.
    off your knees Louie

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    The snowpack stabilized this past week from high to low avy danger. The temperatures have dropped and finally cold, light snow has been dumping on top of an excellent base. Now the avy danger is back up to considerable and high is forecasted for tomorrow. Due to the danger level, the trees are the call and lots of fun. Telluride is claiming 18" new this AM. They have been behind everyone in Colorado this season. Nice to see they now have over five feet now.

    It was a great day with Purgatory Snowcat Adventures (formerly San Juan Untracked) and a fun group of skiers and boarders. There's a 25% off promo this month for Purg pass holders.

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    It appears the Durango boys are maximizing the powder options as usual. Looks like some sweet turns.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mudfoot View Post
    It appears the Durango boys are maximizing the powder options as usual. Looks like some sweet turns.
    But, of course. Missed you on this one. We'll connect with you later this season!
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    Little Telluride footage from last week...


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