120-150 cm of snow with no significant weak layers and no shears in a mostly facetted snowpack. 6 cm of new snow lies atop surface hoar on shaded slopes and surface hoar on a suncrust on south aspects.
As with everywhere else in the Rockies anything windward is pretty much wind-schralped. The skiing is pretty good on lee aspects and sheltered areas but thin and rocky on exposed terrain.
Mark Klassen
ACMG-IFMGA Mountain Guide
alpinism.com
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