I’m a little torn about mentioning this to y’all, but, well, someone had to ski it. It’s been a great January and I’ve yet to see any tracks on this local peak. That changed this morning.
I have to confess I’m a little concerned about the access to this place. There’s a number of No Trespassing signs peppered in the trees leading up to this spot. And though I’m pretty sure we did a good job of staying on public lands and using public right-of-ways to reach what the topo-map indicates is a thoroughly public-owned piece of lovely skiing, I’m going to err on the side of caution and let the pictures speak for themselves.
So, no beta for you! Those of you who have scoped this line will put it together easy enough. And if you do, please be so kind as to not give away anything in the comments. The last thing I’d want is for the guy who put those No Trespassing signs up to see his (publically owned) backyard on proud public display. Keep it stealth, and we might be able to enjoy this a bit longer.
Near the base of the main shot:
Topping out, looking South:
The squigglies that made the gigglies:
Shagmeister, Pow Commando. Making it look tasty:
May this remain ever-free for lots and lots of luscious laps.
I was eyeing that this morning on my way out of town heading up to alpine thinking the same thing.
or was I??!?!?
-M
Did you get cheap gas before?
Nice work lc - that shot is only available once every 5 years.