The first good
snowfall of the season came around Halloween. Alta is nice enough to support uphill
travel throughout their resort early season before the lifts start running, at
your own risk. About a foot or so blanketed the high elevations while it stayed
mild and warm down in the Salt Lake valley. It felt extra exciting loading up
my skis and touring equipment while it was 65 and sunny at my house, it was
time to break out the gear and see what it was like up there. My friend Marcus
and I decided to go for a walk to check things out. We started up the summer
road at Alta, headed passed the Sugarloaf lift and up toward Cecret Lake. En
route to the Sugarloaf lift base we found some snowmaking whalebacks and a classic
manufactured photo opportunity!
The never-ending adventures of Lyndsay Strange. Mostly skiing, sometimes road trips, water sports and all around fun times. Because if it's not fun, why do it?
Showing posts with label ski touring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ski touring. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
First Turns of the Season
Labels:
alpine touring,
alta,
backcountry,
halloween,
photography,
powder,
salt lake city,
season,
ski,
ski touring,
skiing,
snow,
utah,
walk,
winter
Location:
Alta, UT, USA
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