Reed Finlay skis into Glacier Gulch.
Though the valley is still relatively brown, with enough effort (read…’walking’), one can find lots of snow in the high-country. I toured up to Teepee Glacier yesterday with Reed and found lots of powder, though pretty dense…and not the easiest skiing snow, above 11K’ and in shaded areas. And with some creative adventure skiing, we were able to ski all the way down to the valley trail. Here are some pics from the trip.
More trip report contest entries coming soon!
Steve Romeo skins in front of Molar Tooth Couloir.
Reed below Teepee Pillar.
Reed skinning Teepee Glacier.
Skiing in front of Teepee Pillar.
Skiing above Garnet Canyon.
Reed skiing into Dike Couloir.
Awesome!
Photos are phenominal Steve. You still using your point and shoot or did you get a new one?
Thanks! Yep….still using my Canon point and shoot.
I love those pictures, there just great!
still point and shoot, but which ‘touch up’ software?
pics are from a different world this time around….
Thanks!!!
I use Photoshop CS for my touch up software.
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