Thank you. Looking at the photos of the route, it does appear to be mostly a ridge walk.CaptainSuburbia wrote: ↑Fri Jan 07, 2022 6:48 amI think you could add Columbia to this. I've done the SE ridge twice in the winter and it's about as avy friendly as you can get. It is long but the miles are mostly easy.
Recomendations for snow hikes
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Ed_Groves
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Re: Recomendations for snow hikes
"Education is the process of moving from cocksure ignorance to thoughtful uncertainty." (Utvich)
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Re: Recomendations for snow hikes
If it's helpful, a resource I have used is Dave Cooper's book, "Colorado Snow Climbs."
I should be on a mountain
