For those without sleds, when in the spring do the access roads and efficient start points open up in the Selkirks? What if you ride a mountain bike? When is access the best?
Do you have any Snotel indicator rules of thumb? Other than taking note of the elevation and aspect of a station location, do you have any rules of thumb for what a given station's data means? For example, if a given station is clear, do you associate that with a particular trailhead or access point being clear?
Also looking for folks who are interested in getting up there for a multi-sport adventure, biking in, skiing corn and climb rock routes, or some combination of the above. I have experience with each and looking for a chance to combine them! It would be great to maybe take off early on a Friday and bike/ski in to a bowl with some south-facing rock and see what's in. If nothing, lets ski some corn and head out Sunday. Anyone interested? I'll be looking for partners for this likely through June. Hit me up!
Do you have any Snotel indicator rules of thumb? Other than taking note of the elevation and aspect of a station location, do you have any rules of thumb for what a given station's data means? For example, if a given station is clear, do you associate that with a particular trailhead or access point being clear?
Also looking for folks who are interested in getting up there for a multi-sport adventure, biking in, skiing corn and climb rock routes, or some combination of the above. I have experience with each and looking for a chance to combine them! It would be great to maybe take off early on a Friday and bike/ski in to a bowl with some south-facing rock and see what's in. If nothing, lets ski some corn and head out Sunday. Anyone interested? I'll be looking for partners for this likely through June. Hit me up!