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Rockymtnhigh69 wrote: ↑Thu Dec 07, 2006 11:26 am
I agree with Scott and Tmahon... Like most chutes in mid winter, Sopris is not a place to be skiing chutes mid season or anywhere else for that matter... Definitely a Late spring ski jaunt.. The Thomas Lakes Bowl is the safest, has the easiest lines down Sopris IMO..
Are these chutes in? I'm looking for something to ski this weekend.
[quote="Scott P”]
Anyway, it would be nice if we could find out if the road is open year round.
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FWIW the Prince Creek Road is usually closed in the winter part way up below the top of the Crown or at the turn off for Dinkle Lake.
Kai
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