In this winter, this short and easy summer hike becomes more of a challenge, which adds to the fun and reduces crowds. The snow got a bit deep towards the top, but the route was still pretty straightforward and doable without snowshoes. I brought a stove, so on the top we enjoyed a cup of hot chocolate surrounded by the snowy views. What a beautiful day for a late-fall snowy hike!
SNOW REPORT: Snow began about 2 miles from the trailhead, but it was driveable by an adventurous 4- or all-wheel drive to within 0.5 mile of the trailhead. The whole trail was covered in 6-18 inches of snow.
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letthewookiewin on Nov 11, 2011 07:17 AM