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PICKHANDLE BASIN | CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN | CASCADES (CENTRAL) | WASHINGTON | UNITED STATES
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Seattleslider: March 11, 2011 Uphill: 3,900 ft. | Downhill: 3,900 ft.
Blue sky and knee deep powder, what more can one ask for!...[view]
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Cutlerwasson: December 18, 2010 Uphill: 4,000 ft. | Downhill: 4,800 ft.
Great West facing slopes. About 10in of light fluffy on solid base. Amazing light on the final run with Mt Rainier visible in distance...[view]Need A Guide?
Northwest Mountain School
A small climbing and skiing guide service run by IFMGA - UIAGM certified guides Olivia Cussen and John Race, one of only two married couples in the US to be working together as IFMGA certified guides. The Northwest Mountain School offers small group trips of the highest quality to the worlds premiere climbing and ski destinations....Hire this guide
A small climbing and skiing guide service run by IFMGA - UIAGM certified guides Olivia Cussen and John Race, one of only two married couples in the US to be working together as IFMGA certified guides. The Northwest Mountain School offers small group trips of the highest quality to the worlds premiere climbing and ski destinations....Hire this guide
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