Longs peak conditions report

Colorado peak questions, condition requests and other info.
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joelmpaula
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Longs peak conditions report

Post by joelmpaula »

Wondering what the keyhole route up longs is looking like right now.
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Good rule of thumb: if you can look at it from below and see snow/ice, the route has plenty of both.

Looking at it right now and it looks snowy/icy.
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Post by IkeB »

Past the keyhole it was pretty icy on Thursday.
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Would like to know how its looking up there also after the snow this weekend.
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somethingrandom wrote:Good rule of thumb: if you can look at it from below and see snow/ice, the route has plenty of both.
Even easier, if you can see snow/ice in the crevases from Denver/Boulder, then there is probably lots of there. I see such right now.
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