We be riding the 10th-12th, just the wife and I. Are you going with a group? Looking forward to it, first time to Tog, hope it lives up to its reputation.
2018/19 Togwotee Snow Conditions
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We be riding the 10th-12th, just the wife and I. Are you going with a group? Looking forward to it, first time to Tog, hope it lives up to its reputation.
Yesterday was pretty unreal. Relatively shallow snowpack compared to "normal" but almost 2ft of recent snow made for great riding nonetheless.
Been at Crooked Creek on Union Pass since the 3rd of February and It’s been pretty good but like others have said there is no base at all. The snow has been deep enough to get the turbo sleds stuck and over the hood deep is out there but you have to looks for it. 6 days of riding and lots of digging down to dirt but also plenty of fun too!
Ah the bunny hill! Forgot about that place!
It's still Jackson Hole to me!!!!!!!!!!!!
I got married there 37 years ago, all the newbees must have changed the name and no one paid attention.
2017 850 165 summit, I guess it's time for a 2020!
I got married there 37 years ago, all the newbees must have changed the name and no one paid attention.
2017 850 165 summit, I guess it's time for a 2020!
The ski resort with the tram is still called Jackson Hole, the town is called Jackson. Back to snow at Togwotee, heard it was pretty tracked up on Monday.
There’s snow, just gotta know where to go.
Hint, perfect conditions for you COOL guys to blurp throttle at lodge and drag race across the flats!
Hint, perfect conditions for you COOL guys to blurp throttle at lodge and drag race across the flats!
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Avalanche claimed a fellow rider from Wisconsin on Monday. Ride safe guys, the snow wasn’t the most stable on Sunday.
March 15-17
I'll be at Togwotee fri-sun of this weekend. Any suggestions? I haven't ridden there for almost 20 years, so I don't remember where to even go for the good stuff. Any info would be appreciated.
I'll be at Togwotee fri-sun of this weekend. Any suggestions? I haven't ridden there for almost 20 years, so I don't remember where to even go for the good stuff. Any info would be appreciated.
Hire a guide from the lodge. Its a cheap way to ensure you ride good terrain, stay out of avy danger and you dont have to worry about navigating all day.
Looking good
