Three of five on the roster participated. The subjects were excellent.
Three of five on the roster participated. The subjects were excellent.
Snowing hard! Amazing skiing conditions right now and no crowds,besides the buzzing of snow machines down below. Didn’t make the summit due to the fear of my skin tracks getting covered with fresh snow but I’ll be back soon!
Nice trip on the Palouse-To-Cascades about half way down to Lake Easton
A fun adventure in the snow. This was meant to be a winter conditioning hike and we got more of a workout than we bargained for.
The climbing in Ouray was great though we encountered some travel difficulties along the way, thankfully the group worked together to make the trip a success.
The paddle went as planned. After paddling to Hope Island for lunch and waited for the tide to change we finished circumnavigating Hope Island before paddling back up Hammersley Inlet. On the way back to Jacoby Shorecrest State Park we explored Mill Creek.
A nice paddle on what turned out to be a really welcome mild winter day. Photo credit: Matthew Pahs
A great day despite continued cold/snowy weather making mountain access difficult for this beautiful 11 mile, 3000 ft. gain trip.
This was a good educational loop trip over West Tigers 1 and 2, with lots of snow on the ground.
Large volumes of new snow made for a generally great skiing experience, coupled with an inside lunch enjoyed at Meany Lodge
an enjoyable day spent outdoors, even if it snowed on us!
A successful conditioning hike in the snow with a great group of scrambling students.
Sunny in the morning, snow storm later, a good day in the winter Cascades
Good snow conditions made for a successful winter scramble on a low-to-moderate avalanche risk day. Very pleasant trip!
Successful trip. Great conditions. 6 hrs car to car.
Day Hike, Mt Walker: Trail well maintained, 2 trees leaning over trail. Toilets at top were un locked and had Toilet Paper. Few people on trail, all were friendly. Even with steady rain, only one or two small puddles on trail.