Vert for the year: 461,100 m or 1,512,408 vertical feet
(doing the math, an average day on the slopes for me is 8,700 m)
Runs for the day: 17
Runs for the year: 850
Season length for me: 140 days
Today was our last day of skiing for the year, as I am about to go off gallivanting around. Sunshine will stay open for 30 more days, and they have the coverage to do it with ease. In fact, yesterday they announced Goat's Eye will stay open to the bitter end (they normally shut it a few weeks early).
And it was a glorious way to end a season, with AM cord and bluebird skies...
Lower Rolling Thunder |
Bye Bye Bowl |
Top of OS Pitch |
Virtually no one between me and Divide base, and no one there either |
I saw some interesting avis today. This time of year we get the nastiest avalanches of all: virtually unpredictable ones. The sun warms the top layers of the snow pack and what was once stable ceases to be stable very, very fast. Like here in Eagle Basin.
Avis in Eagle Basin |
Looking closer. Note the ski tracks below and traverses across |
So this is the last ski post for me this year. I am about to switch gears to "other stuff". Stay tuned, as I have some interesting news coming shortly.
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