Yesterday, Raggeds Wilderness


Post by WildSnow.com blogger | November 21, 2010      

Was up yesterday on Marble Peak, western Elk Mountains in Colorado. The skiing was somewhat fun but we do need snow. A strong winter storm was banding in, making the light special. I like this resultant shot of the Raggeds. Anyone skiing up there, know that as expected thick layers of facets have built up on anything northerly. Most of that stuff will probably rip if we get a quick foot or two of snow — if not it’ll be the dreaded delayed action slab, so care is in order.

Raggeds Wilderness, Colorado. Click image to enlarge.

Gathering storm, Raggeds Wilderness, Colorado. Click image to enlarge.

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Posted by Lou Dawson on November 21, 2010 | Filed Under Trip Reports Backcountry 
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4 Responses to “Yesterday, Raggeds Wilderness”

  1. Jordan November 21st, 2010 4:51 pm

    Light was crazy up there yesterday. Quite the change to today in Highlands bowl. Good to see ya up there yesterday Lou.

  2. ellen November 21st, 2010 6:13 pm

    Is the mine plowing the road this winter?

  3. Lou November 21st, 2010 6:27 pm

    Uncertain

  4. Njord November 22nd, 2010 8:24 am

    Got to love that Halloween snow… haunts ya’ for the rest of the season!

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