Cashmere Mountain, NW Face + NE Couloir
Enjoying spring powder in the Enchantments on Cashmere. Skiing the NE Couloir and then climbing to the summit to ski the NW Face.
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Tube of Terror + Pipe Dream
Skiing the Tube of Terror off Shuksan Arm, as well as the Pipe Dream couloir off Mt. Ann.
Shuksan, Northwest Couloir + Hanging Glacier (East)
Skiing the Northwest Couloir (NWC) + Hanging Glacier (east variant) in a day.
Oyster Couloir
A west facing couloir off Wright Mountain in the Snoqualmie backcountry. Lot of work to get there but a cool, lesser trafficked line!
Chair Peak Explorations
Exploring lesser-skied areas on Chair Peak, from couloirs to open slopes to fun faces. Good day out in Snoqualmie.
Chair Peak Circumnav ALT
A variant on the classic Chair Peak Circumnavigation, throwing in some other goodies along the way.
Little Alien Couloir
A narrow, short couloir off Chair Peak Lake. A great extension to the normal Chair Peak Circumnavigation.
Pilot Ridge Loop
A 29 mile loop through the Glacier Peak Wilderness with great views and awesome wildflowers.
Grand Loop (Olympic National Park)
A 42 mile loop through high alpine and beautiful meadows in Olympic National Park. Connects Deer Park, Obstruction Point, Grand Pass, Cameron Pass, Lost Pass, and Graywolf Pass.
Boulder, Talum Glaciers
Exploring the lesser visited sides of Mt. Baker. Skiing a few thousand feet of the Boulder Glacier and then the Talum Glacier off Mt. Sherman.
Mt. Adams, Pinnacle West Ridge
A great alternative to the NFNWR off the Pinnacle. Fall-line, 40 degree skiing directly west.
Kautz Chute
Skiing the Kautz chute in great corn in a fat snow year! Great fall line skiing down the Turtle was a cherry on top.
Magic S Loop
A scenic tour through the Cascade Pass region including two great fall-line ski descents.
Squak Glacier
A low-angle glacier ski from the south summit of Sherman Peak. Fall-line and just over 30 degrees makes for great party skiing.
Fuhrer Finger
The most popular ski descent on the mountain, dropping from the summit via the Nisqually and Wilson Glaciers.