I hiked up peak 8 n breckenridge there was around 8-10in at the summit. Blue river got around 6in as well.
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I hiked up peak 8 n breckenridge there was around 8-10in at the summit. Blue river got around 6in as well.
send it south .......................
I was listening to the Weather radio on the way in to work. They are calling for 6-16" inches. Tonight through Wed night from 6500 Feet and up. I dunno 16"'s sounds pretty daRn tempting. Wonder if I should take a drive up to netherland or estes. Maybe head out CR 14 and see what if I can find some white stuff to kick around in?
Will have to watch the weather.
You do realize that they are called the "Rockies" for a reason, right?
Yep... I understand. Luckily it is suppose to be around 6500 feet and last I check that was below the tree line about 4300 feet below the tree line. And if I don't see that a ride is worth the trouble no worries, I took a nice drive. But If I do. Well then it paid off.
If you lived with in an hour of 16"s of snow wouldn't you take a drive on the off chance that you get to ride?
Ahhhhh maybe because the rocks are bigger than 16"
Ahhhhh maybe because the rocks are bigger than 16"
Wouldn't anything less that 16" be illegal to sled on anyway?