Conditions on Grays Peak
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Re: Conditions on Grays Peak
Yep..did Little Bear, Ellingwood, Blanca and Snowmass all as snow climbs, and did Rainier this summer. I just haven't been on Kelso's before, and was curious as to how it might be. I don't think it'll be too tough, but just wanted to make sure there aren't any crazy specific things to watch out for.
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Re: Conditions on Grays Peak
Micorspikes would add a month or two the spring/autumn hiking season.hop2it wrote:Thanks! I guess my concern is, just because Im pretty slow moving on a normal sunny day, let alone with snow ...haha. But really, if the snow is packed down, wouldnt it be more potential for ice?? Thanks!
Well worth the investment in my opinion.
Deep winter when you have avy situations is another game.