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Backcountry Skiing Mount Williamson California
Post and Photo credit sierradescents.com Backcountry Skiing Mount Williamson California Foothill Road crosses the north fork of Bairs Creek at an elevation of 5906 Climbing Williamson is as pure as it gets. Park at the bottom of the mountain. Hike up. With a trail, via Shepherd Pass, most backcountry travelers will find the most strenuous…
Read MoreBackcountry Skiing the Pinner Couloir Laurel Mountain CA
The Pinner Couloir is another Sierra classic. 3400 vert of steep, big wall couloir skiing. This Sierra classic is close to Bishop. There is also potential to ski 2 classic couloirs (Pinner & Bloody) from the same camp near Convict Lake. Backcountry Skiing the Pinner Couloir Laurel Mountain CA Backcountry Skiing the Pinner Couloir Laurel…
Read MoreBackcountry Skiing Bloody Mountain California
Backcountry Skiing Bloody Mountain California Bloody Couloir, Bloody Mountain Top of descent elevation: 12, 522’ Descent in Vertical Feet: 5342’ (about 2600’ for the couloir proper) Slope: 40-45 degrees (depending on the time of year/snowfall) Aspect: North Distance from trailhead: 6.5 miles GPS: 37.561/-118.909 USGS Map: Bloody Mountain Notes: The Bloody Couloir is one of…
Read MoreBackcountry skiing Dana Couloir California
Backcountry skiing Dana Couloir California 70 miles North of Bishop California / Dana Mountain Backcountry skiing Dana Couloir California Skiing Dana Mountain Dana Couloir is one of the 50 classic California Backcountry ski descents approach The Dana Couloir by “the Glacier Canyon Trail (GCT) which starts at the Tioga Lake overlook. The overlook is outside of the Yosemite…
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