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RED MTN | SNOQUALMIE PASS | CASCADES (CENTRAL) | WASHINGTON | UNITED STATES
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Seattleslider: January 27, 2011 Uphill: 2,600 ft. | Downhill: 2,600 ft.
Another fine spring corn day, but too early in the year. Fresh snow is in the forecast for tomorrow above 4500'...[view]READ MORE
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Dmorales80: January 3, 2011 Uphill: 2,700 ft. | Downhill: 2,700 ft.
Attempted Red Mountain but had to turn around due to a late start and slow going. Still got in some great turns and a bluebird day....[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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