Great group! Good social dynamic on an otherwise challenging rainy day.
We parked at Narada Falls and walked in on the bare road to Reflection Lakes and started out on snowshoes. The cooling in the weather made for great snow conditions, we gained the ridge just east of the Castle. From there we dropped down on the south side of the ridge, came up at the basin at the base of Foss and proceeded to the summit. We got lucky with the weather, we had some snow, low clouds and filtered sunshine, one of the driest trips I've had since the fall. All students did great.
A good long day paddle with added interest of a portage and going around something.
A very pleasant scramble, although visibility was poor and glissading conditions weren't great. Fortunately, the freezing level was low, so all the precipitation was snow.
Only 1 signup so canceled as an offical trip. The 2 us went as a private trip.
We took full advantage of the last day of sun and short-sleeves weather to tackle Cowboy Mountain as a SeattleStudentScramble.
Fun successful trip despite variable weather.
April snowshoe on 5 meters (15 feet) of snow in the Paradise area. The volunteers who maintain the trail markers had removed the markers just for us. The challenge was appreciated by us but not by those who had little experience finding the way. We got up to Inspiration saddle and returned in excellent conditions.
We had success on a warm and sunny day, finding over 50 species to add to students' lists towards course graduation.
An exploratory outing aiming for the northwest face couloir ice climb turned into a mellow step-kicking affair up the northeast face and descent via east ridge. This trip report mainly intended to provide condition update for the approach
April sunshine plus Squak's steep but dry trails made for a fun, challenging hike on Earth Day.
Fantastic help from Todd and Renee. I really appreciate the time every volunteer has taken to demonstrate and help us practice safe behavior on kayak in water.
Snow Field Trip for Sean / Kelly SIG along with Marcey/Jim Nelson's SIG. At the Common wealth area of the Snoqualmie Summit area
Summit Central Snoqualmie Mountain
An exciting day of racing, with four starts, three races, and only one DNF.
Excellent, fun trek to the top of Mt. Rose today with mostly blue sky.