San Gorgonio Wilderness Ski

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Post by 406 »

20080419 & 20
Pretty lame TR, but wanted to let others know about conditions.

Ice-Sun Cups-Wind

Made the long boring haul into dry lake and was rewarded with bad snow and wind. At least it was scenic.
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Was a little depressed after giving up on skiing the summit due to crapy conditions. Luckily at 9000 feet and not drinking much water, 3 ice cold PBR got me pretty tipsy.
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Have always noticed and wanted to ski a nice looking chute coming off of San Bernardino Mountain while hiking the South Fork trail. On the hike in it looked like the chute had nice conditions and was protected from the wind, so decided to hit it Sunday on the way out.
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Pretty good conditions, but still icy in spots.
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Dudley Heinsbergen
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Post by Dudley Heinsbergen »

wow. there is still a good amount of snow left. i was thinkin about backpacking up there in 2-3 weeks, when Gorgonio's north face is good enough to climb without crampons. i did it in mid-may 2006 and it was fine.

good Trip Report.

ps. PBRs ares always better at a higher elevation! :lol:
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Taco
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Post by Taco »

Cool stuff. We are heading up there soon.
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HikeUp
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Post by HikeUp »

PBR's 406 style!

Thanks for the TR.
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