After climbing Longs the day before we decided to do one last day of skiing as a recovery day. We figured the best way to do this was to hike up Flattop Mountain and ski down Tyndall Glacier to come out the gorge and trail.
There was surprisingly lots of snow on the flattop trail, given how much snow there was on the trail to Longs. We don't have pictures of the snow on the trail.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Animals in Rocky Mountain National Park
This past weekend we were in Rocky Mountain National Park and saw a few animals that I'd love to share.
Friday night we were hiking in the evening in the national forest and Wilderness and came upon a young moose.
Friday night we were hiking in the evening in the national forest and Wilderness and came upon a young moose.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
4th of July Bowl in May
Two weekends ago we went up to the 4th of July Bowl on Peak 10 just after the spring storm to get some fresh snow.
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Monday, May 14, 2012
Robins hatching in Steamboat
Recently robins hatched outside our front door in Steamboat. Here's some pictures. I'll keep the post updated as they grow
| The first one hatched, second one poking through |
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Nokhu Crags Powder Day
We went to Cameron Pass this past weekend to get some couloir skiing before the big day. We're busy for the next few weekends and so figured this would be the last chance to ski Nokhu Crags. I've got my eyes on these two parallel couloirs on the west slope of the crags and so I hoped to ski at least the lookers right one on Sunday. On Saturday we figured to ski the classics, Nokhuloir and Grand Central Couloir.
I also had my eyes on possibly skiing Rock for Brains but figured that would not likely have enough snow.
We stayed in the truck Friday night and got up early Saturday. It was quick getting to the campground and we found a great spot on a dry patch. We set up the tent and went off to the east face of the crags. It was an easy approach and there was flurries and clouds keeping the day chilly. Good for us, since we had not gotten the earliest start. We were also surprised to find a good bit of fresh snow on the approach. We were socked in and did not see the crags well until we hit the moraine. It was amazing to me how aesthetic it is in there!
I also had my eyes on possibly skiing Rock for Brains but figured that would not likely have enough snow.
We stayed in the truck Friday night and got up early Saturday. It was quick getting to the campground and we found a great spot on a dry patch. We set up the tent and went off to the east face of the crags. It was an easy approach and there was flurries and clouds keeping the day chilly. Good for us, since we had not gotten the earliest start. We were also surprised to find a good bit of fresh snow on the approach. We were socked in and did not see the crags well until we hit the moraine. It was amazing to me how aesthetic it is in there!
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