So it's the in-between season and I'm really really busy so no WM Report this week. Sorry... On the good side I can see the sun! On the so-so side there is more crap hanging on the cliffs here in the Valley that there was a week ago. The weekend looks like it's going to be warmish and next week might even be sunny & balmy. stay tuned folks...
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Some April delight...Jon Sykes on the top bit of the ever elusive Hassig's Direct.
Cannon Mountain, next to the Black Dike.
Selected Ice Conditions effective April 20, 2018
It's the in-between season and I'm really really busy so no WM Report this week and the Ice Report is done. Sorry... On the good side I can see the sun! On the so-so side there is more crap hanging on the cliffs here in the Valley that there was a week ago. The weekend looks like it's going to be warmish and next week might even be sunny & balmy. stay tuned folks...
Huntington Ravine
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