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TETONS (NORTH) | WYOMING | UNITED STATES
Summary | 400 inches a year
Tetons - From the east web cam
Courtsey of http://www.lostcreek...
Courtsey of http://www.lostcreek...
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MOUNT MORAN (1) Elevation: 12,605 ft
Just as impressive as the Grand Teton, Mount Moran is in a category all its own. This mountain has incredible ski potential including the famous Skillet Glacier which offers almost 6000 feet of vertical and slopes up to 50 degrees! The main problem with Mount Moran is access. In winter it is about a six mile slog across a frozen Jackson Lake just to the base.MOUNT SAINT JOHN (1) Elevation: 11,430 ft
Access is closed during most of winter making this a spring objective. Mount Saint John offers a variety of fun skiing with a realtively easy approach. Although at first glance the south face seems to hold many couloirs, many of them cliff out during normal snow years.
June 1, 2007
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May 10, 2005
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May 10, 2005
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Warpigsinfin: November 11, 2012 Uphill: 2,000 ft. | Downhill: 2,000 ft.
Great skiing at the Ghee pre-season. "Plenty" of coverage top to bottom in the shady N facing aspects. Good pow turns... facials... lots of people out. No real avy danger since there isn't much snow...[view]
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Ungrounded: May 21, 2011 Uphill: 4,000 ft. | Downhill: 4,000 ft.
mush down low, mush in the middle, punchy up high. dug a pit around 10k and found a few feet of sugar under a thin frozen layer, low clouds too...we need some solid melt freeze and high pressure in th...[view]READ MORE
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Ungrounded: May 13, 2011 Uphill: 3,200 ft. | Downhill: 3,200 ft.
punchy snow and warming temps turned us back around 9500 feet, but the riding was great...[view]|
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