[Cover Photo: Wylie Galvin skiing the Tuning Fork Couloir on Torreys Peak]
Ski mountaineering season has been full on this year in Colorado and with over 200% of its average snowpack, people are looking to ski through July.
Data from the USDA/NRCS National Water and Climate Center shows that Colorado is having one of the best springs in the last twenty years. That’s all been due to a lack of sand in the air, cold temps, and May snowfall.
Across the state, peak after peak is getting bagged and tagged including a notable descent on North Maroon Peak by Chris Davenport, Ted Mahon, John Kedrowski.
[The descent was captured by photographer Jordan White (awesome barbecue shot of the tracks down the face).]
Also, Arapahoe Basin just extended their season until June 12th, which means Coloradans will only have to survive four months without lift served skiing… Poor Colorado.
