Want to ride 1/17 or 1/18
- Thread starter Chief
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soapstone
Your welcome here. Heading to Soapstpne, leaving the house at 8:00 sharp.
Your welcome here. Heading to Soapstpne, leaving the house at 8:00 sharp.
Will be in the Nobletts/Woodland Parking lot at about 9:30 as long as no one holds us up.
Look for a Grey F350 Crew pulling a 27ft white Charmac.
Sleds will be a Red Dragon and a Black Rmk 600.
Let me know for sure if you will be there and i will check in with you in the morning when we are on the road.
Thanks
Marc
801-205-2360
Look for a Grey F350 Crew pulling a 27ft white Charmac.
Sleds will be a Red Dragon and a Black Rmk 600.
Let me know for sure if you will be there and i will check in with you in the morning when we are on the road.
Thanks
Marc
801-205-2360
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Rock Star
Well-known member
see ya there, guys. It's a quick drive over and I'll do a little part of the day w/ya. Red Tundra, Grey Triton enclosed. Big Grin. That was easy!
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At and above treeline the avalanche danger remains CONSIDERABLE today for triggering deep, dangerous avalanches which break into old snow near the ground. Human triggered avalanches are probable on slopes steeper than 35 degrees, especially those facing northwest, north, northeast, east and southeast which are steep and rocky with a shallow weak underlying snowpack.
At mid elevations the avalanche danger is generally MODERATE on slopes steeper than 35 degrees facing the north half of the compass and human triggered avalanches are possible. Be aware- you can still trigger deep dangerous avalanches, especially in terrain where the snowpack is less than about 4' deep.
In wind sheltered terrain and on most south facing slopes at mid and low elevations the avalanche danger is generally LOW.
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At and above treeline the avalanche danger remains CONSIDERABLE today for triggering deep, dangerous avalanches which break into old snow near the ground. Human triggered avalanches are probable on slopes steeper than 35 degrees, especially those facing northwest, north, northeast, east and southeast which are steep and rocky with a shallow weak underlying snowpack.
At mid elevations the avalanche danger is generally MODERATE on slopes steeper than 35 degrees facing the north half of the compass and human triggered avalanches are possible. Be aware- you can still trigger deep dangerous avalanches, especially in terrain where the snowpack is less than about 4' deep.
In wind sheltered terrain and on most south facing slopes at mid and low elevations the avalanche danger is generally LOW.
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Rock Star
Well-known member
Thank you
A quick thanks to Chief for getting me out today for a sunny spring snow ride. Had the pleasure of meeting and riding with Marc and Stacey, Marcie and Gary, Phil and Laurie... I hope I came close on the names. I meant to leave you my card but forgot. If you ever want to ride the Lakes region off Mirror Lake Highway plaese get in touch with me here with a pm. It is beyond beautiful and we know where to go. Unlike today... lol. Some how I look forward to doing it all over again tomorrow. Thanks again, all.
A quick thanks to Chief for getting me out today for a sunny spring snow ride. Had the pleasure of meeting and riding with Marc and Stacey, Marcie and Gary, Phil and Laurie... I hope I came close on the names. I meant to leave you my card but forgot. If you ever want to ride the Lakes region off Mirror Lake Highway plaese get in touch with me here with a pm. It is beyond beautiful and we know where to go. Unlike today... lol. Some how I look forward to doing it all over again tomorrow. Thanks again, all.
How was the snow today?
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JohnnyQuestUtah
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snow was geat today for beginer riders "packed powder".
My daughter and i rode at Fairview. she did great for her second time out.
if ya get in the shady pines its still pretty good -some track spinen snow.
peace out,
johnny
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