Success Couloir
A 3,500′ couloir off Point Success on Mt. Rainier. Sustained, 45 degrees, and fall-line the whole way down.
A 3,500′ couloir off Point Success on Mt. Rainier. Sustained, 45 degrees, and fall-line the whole way down.
Skiing the south side of Little Tahoma via the Fryingpan Glacier. Fun, lower angle skiing with great views.
A fall-line, 45 degree couloir from the west ridge notch of Mt. Stuart. An alternative to the more traveled ski descents on the mountain.
A steep line off the Triad that drops into Marble Creek. 50 degrees and 2,500′ of goodness!
A neat line on the east shoulder of Cashmere Mountain, ~1,200′ and steep at the top. Bad snow and April weather made for interesting conditions.
A steep 2,000′ on the NE aspect of Magic Mountain in the North Cascades.
A scenic linkup of lines in the Kern Creek Circuit, exiting out to Alyeska.
A random adventure off the highway that surprised us with how fun it was. Definitely a bit spooky snowpack with some depth hoar though.
A long trek in Gold Creek to ski the south face of Alaska Mountain in a June-uary weather pattern.