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  1. #1576
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    pm corn cycle on point, 6pm for steep east facing was money (probably 1 hr of shade?). anything in the sun was barely supportable on the north half, maybe south half is all consolidated now idk. pretty out there. with a couple of very small dirt patch exceptions, red/white pine go continuously on skis to the bridge at the bottom, but they won't last much longer.

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    I finally hit Suicide Chute this morning. We started skinning around 6:00, switched to crampons and ice axe for the booter and made it to the top just before 8, with plenty of stops along the way. Much easier ascent than I had anticipated given I'm in mediocre shape. We waited until about 9:30 to drop in and the snow was good but not great. As mentioned earlier in the thread, there was enough junk in the chute to make it not very chargeable, plus it hasn't been cold enough for true corn to develop. Either way, it was a fun adventure. I'm definitely glad I had the axe and crampons, there were a few sections that would have been sketchy without them. Thanks for all the tips earlier this week!

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    WASATCH STOKE, CONDITIONS, OBSERVATIONS AND ASSORTED DRIVAL 17-18

    Quote Originally Posted by Dshack89 View Post
    I finally hit Suicide Chute this morning. We started skinning around 6:00, switched to crampons and ice axe for the booter and made it to the top just before 8, with plenty of stops along the way. Much easier ascent than I had anticipated given I'm in mediocre shape. We waited until about 9:30 to drop in and the snow was good but not great. As mentioned earlier in the thread, there was enough junk in the chute to make it not very chargeable, plus it hasn't been cold enough for true corn to develop. Either way, it was a fun adventure. I'm definitely glad I had the axe and crampons, there were a few sections that would have been sketchy without them. Thanks for all the tips earlier this week!

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    nice!

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    Fuck ya dshack and mallwalker! Good job both of ya!

    I'm calling it, It's officially summer ski season! Snowpack has settled nicely and I was stoked to find supportable snow despite my late start today (1030am). Get it while the corns hot cause the snow ain't gonna last long this year, but damn if this ain't the best corn ski-son I've ever seen in Utah.

    Also, how bout them jazz?!

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    Nice corn stoke lately.


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  6. #1581
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    New Alta stickers were handed out by at least one Snowbird patroller.

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  7. #1582
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    Quote Originally Posted by BobMc View Post
    New Alta stickers were handed out by at least one Snowbird patroller.

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    Dat patroller just jelly 😀

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  8. #1583
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    Great skiing today up at alta... The cooler temps, clouds and slight wind kept the snow supportable and ripping till we left around 130. Was key to play the compass as west faces were bulletproof most the day that we were up there. "This is like skiing on glass" is what my buddy's 6 year old told me when the aspect would change in the trees we were skiing

    Probably my last in bounds day of the year but we'll see

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    8" or so at the Bird as of noon and still coming down. Not a bad way to send out April.

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    took a couple laps up grizz after work, hope some of you guys made it out today... these kinda storms this time of year are my favorite thing in the world. hooting and laughing laps

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    obviously the sun was wreaking havoc nearly instantly, the exit lower down was heavy on the way out around 6:45 or so. tomorrow morning might be good if you catch it before the sun ruins it all. the higher the better. and more snow coming! god I love living here

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    Quote Originally Posted by mall walker View Post
    took a couple laps up grizz after work, hope some of you guys made it out today... these kinda storms this time of year are my favorite thing in the world. hooting and laughing.
    I think that might have been you that caught us up on top of black bess? We are moving slow turtle pace in the skinner and my buddy says hurry theres a rando dude coming up quick lol.

    Spectacular afternoon. Broke trail at 4pm in one of busiest zones in the warsnatch. Empty. Sun was in out then in hard around 7pm. 6 to 8 inches of creamy fluff on top on edgeable smooth consolidated base. A couple point releases on steep rolls, a lil bit of wind effect up high, some sluffs that were fun to race but really no instabilities noted. Heavy down low. Skied to the car. This morning early should be great on high north face.

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    Yesterday afternoon was fun.

    Mallwalker is spot on that as soon as the sun touched the snow it had an instant effect on it.
    Hopefully some of ya were out there early this morning getting the goods!


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    Quote Originally Posted by TheFugitive View Post
    I think that might have been you that caught us up on top of black bess? We are moving slow turtle pace in the skinner and my buddy says hurry theres a rando dude coming up quick lol.
    lol yeah that was me, trying to cram some post-work-pre-dinner laps in while I could. it was a sick day. was it you I was mostly chatting with up there? either way, nice meeting ya, cheers!

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    Quote Originally Posted by mall walker View Post
    lol yeah that was me, trying to cram some post-work-pre-dinner laps in while I could. it was a sick day. was it you I was mostly chatting with up there? either way, nice meeting ya, cheers!
    I think you were talking to my buddy Ted with the long hair. I was the bald guy trying not to fall off the fantasy ridge side pulling my skins lol.

    Looks like another shot o pow for my day off on Wednesday. I'm really struggling trying to figure out what to do.... I take Alta is no go uphill midweek? Gunsite looked stellar yesterday

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  15. #1590
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    Big opportunity here! I've got a couple snowbird 'friends and family' passes with 2 or 3 days on each. I'd like To get $40/day for them, would confirm exact number at ticket booth. I can meet up there with almost no notice. PM me if interested and we can take it from there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobMc View Post
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    I know a few people who'd pay good money for a sticker like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheFugitive View Post
    Looks like another shot o pow for my day off on Wednesday. I'm really struggling trying to figure out what to do.... I take Alta is no go uphill midweek? Gunsite looked stellar yesterday
    yeah they're closed to uphill until I think til after this weekend. weds should be a good day, I'm jealous...

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    Quote Originally Posted by thefortrees View Post
    I know a few people who'd pay good money for a sticker like that.
    Theyre free at Alta and I think everyone knows how to use scissors.

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  19. #1594
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    Crack o nooner. Raining to sb entry 1, sleet to alta and graupel from there. Felt like the sun had its way with mondays goodness with a couple inches of springy damp pow on that. Toured up catherines/rockies. Still damn good turns all things considered

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    SL Tribune this morning, Cottonwood Canyons given $60 of the $100 million in available transportation funds. Sounds like parking garage(s) might be at the top of the list.

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    Anybody got a recent Alta report? Web cams show some promise, but def looks wet down low
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    my kids soccer schedule is really messing with my spring turns…

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    Anybody got a recent Alta report?
    yes. 4" of dense and light winds from the se at this am. that rain's been doing some lower elevation damage since thur night for sure. sticky on the up, steeper skiing skied better than expected, lower elevation skied worse. started at 6, out before 9. made some turns thursday in the cirque, pretty fun before the rain. been ripping spring turns the last few sundays at the bird and messing around at brighton and solitude during the week. hoping for a strong finish, closing out the bird tomorrow...

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    the kids soccer is just out of hand. the 11-year old's club, liverpool entered the state cup, won 5 in a row to make the final and lost 4-2 to forza. wedged this into the last month of the season. 11 games in last 18 days and that's just one kid. sorry to say but can't wait for it to be over. system overload.

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    looking forward to start touring the bird monday
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  23. #1598
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    Utavy reporting avie on mt baldy at Alta 1030am this morning. No one caught.

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    Snowbird was awesome this morning. Stayed safe with BobMc and Co.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Skidog View Post
    Utavy reporting avie on mt baldy at Alta 1030am this morning. No one caught.

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    that spot seems to go every year eh

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