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meadows backcountry?

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EndlessWinta77
Posts: 560 - Karma: 13
i need backcountry... i talked to a ski patrol and he said the only way to do it without gettin busted is to hike from the base...any of you guys poach that shit?
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When worst comes to worst skiing comes first.
Feb 15 2005 3:20AM
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rastaride
Posts: 355 - Karma: 10
they are being dumb this year and tearing down kickers. last year they didnt even care
Feb 15 2005 7:16PM
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MHFreeriderD
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It depends on where you are lookin at. Right now all of heather canyon is pretty sketchy, at least the stuff above the treeline. I haven't been there yet, but if you were to get below the treeline into private reserve area you could find some goods. A good bet might be to hike up a little from the hrm parking lot, there are some nice bowls accessed from there. Also, I have seen many tracks skiers right off of cascade into that valley. Just make sure you know what you are doing if you get back there.
Feb 15 2005 8:18PM
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Spelt02
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The best place to go for backcountry off meadows is white river canyon. You can drop in from the top of cascade or hike up a bit first. You can ride the chair up and do it, but just make sure nobody sees you drop in. Then just ski down the canyon unil you get back to highway 35, have a car stashed or hitch hike and do it again.
Feb 15 2005 9:15PM
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carve_chemist
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uuhh... might want to wait until there's a bit more snow if you think about white river canyon down to highway 35
Feb 16 2005 12:36AM
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MHFreeriderD
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as for white river, how long is the traverse out? is it just one huge canyon once you get in or are there different smaller ones? is there much hiking necessary to get back to 35 or is mostly skating? I have been looking at it for a couple years but have never dropped in.
Feb 16 2005 1:51AM
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thewhitesalmon
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there are several routes out, go with some one that knows what's up. or take the chance of goin in the water (whiteriver) or get stuck up above the cliffs above the miraim creek drainage or in it. it is a lot of fun but you can get screwed if you go the wrong way. I hit on sunday it was sweet. not enough snow to get across the river so you have to take the eastside route.

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Feb 16 2005 8:05PM
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carve_chemist
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how long is the run generally?
Feb 16 2005 11:31PM
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thewhitesalmon
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from rope to road it's about a 30-40 mins.

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Feb 17 2005 1:31AM
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EndlessWinta77
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sounds good... will wait for snow though... anybody ever hike up to build booters?
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When worst comes to worst skiing comes first.
Feb 17 2005 3:11PM
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thewhitesalmon
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ya it's worth waiting for more snow right now it's a lot of mountain goating for very little vert.

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Feb 17 2005 4:10PM
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