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ARCH COULOIR | PANDORA'S BOX | TETONS (JHMR BACKCOUNTRY) | WYOMING | UNITED STATES
Date Created: 10/23/2010
Last Updated: 10/24/2010
| Ranking: | Premier |
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| Avalache Terrain Rating: | Complex What's This? |
| Hardest Difficulty: | |
| Average Difficulty: | |
| Skiable Vert: | 4000 ft |
| Climbing Vert: | 3400 ft |
| Top Elevation: | 9600 ft |
| Trailhead Elevation: | 6200 ft |
| Ascent Mileage: | 3 |
| AVG Ascent Time: | 3-4 hours |
| Ascent Type: | Skin, Lift Access |
| Trees: | Nicely Spaced |
| Slope Aspect: | North |
| Steepest Section: | 35-45 Degrees |
| Slope Type: | Ridge, Bowl, Chute, Couloir, Face, Gully |
| Exit: | Clean |
| First Descent: | |
| Nearest Town: | Teton Village |
| AVG Snowfall: | 500 |
| Snowpack: | Jackson Hole is famous for "Cowboy Powder", which a lot of other folks might call "Hero Snow". When it's snowing regularly, this is the place to be. When it hasn't snowed for a week or more, expect the JHMR backcountry to be HACKED UP. Things generally fill in well by Christmas but expect pockets boniness unless JHMR is reporting a 100" base. The whole range is severely avalanche prone. Don't head out the gates at JHMR unless your properly equipped with the tools and knowledge to improve your chances. |
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passholer wrote on 10/23/10 at 10:48:05 pm pst:
jk and schroder having fun on the way to the arch,def worth skinning forWaheenie wrote on 10/25/10 at 9:35:57 pm pst:
Both of those photos are making me drool.Sign Up for free or login to post comments.
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