Route: Baldwin Gulch
Posted On: 2020-10-12, By: angry
Info: Dry to summit. However, it was snowing on the descent. Summit register needs paper. 

Route: From Boulder Mtn
Posted On: 2020-06-06, By: RobLowe
Info: W/ Boulder Mtn. No snow up Boulder. Some snow on Mamma heading down Baldwin Gulch. Very windy but forecast is better for tomorrow. Road in Baldwin Gulch is in great shape. 

Route: Baldwin
Posted On: 2019-03-24, By: cottonmountaineering
Info: Nice trench up to 4wd trailhead, there are debris fields in the usual spots, but a lot deeper than other years. snow is crusty below treeline. Above treeline there was excellent snow and maybe 6" of fresh stuff which made the ski down a lot of fun. 

Route: Loop from the mine
Posted On: 2018-06-16, By: Jay521
Info: Clear all the way. No snow to contend with at all. 

Route: E ridge
Posted On: 2011-05-01, By: d_baker
Info: We started up Baldwin Gulch Rd (CR 277) from the winter closure (CR 162). Some vehicles have driven up the start of the Baldwin Gulch Rd, but only a short distance of maybe 100yds or slightly more, but only to be stopped by too much snow. I don't see where this is an advantage at this point. The road is mostly continuous snow, and was firm for us. From the junction for Baldwin Lake & the Antero route, we headed SW into the Baldwin Lakes drainage. Snow stayed firm beyond this junction, but we eventually put snowshoes on less than a mile from junction due to new powder. Overall, firm snowpack with maybe 3-4" of new snow on top. After stashing snowshoes near the mine at 12,586', we took the S slopes to gain the E ridge of Mt Mamma. New snow of ~6-8" inches was bonded with a firm crust layer underneath. Kicked steps up ~30 degree slopes to ridge. Ridge was mostly windblown. Pic's: 1--13,626' & Princeton from Baldwin Gulch Rd 2--Antero's W side 3--Cronin's NW face 4--views N from summit, with Princeton & Friends