Re: Tahoe Basin Backcountry??
Posted:
Thu Nov 11, 2010 9:01 pmby ScottyP
rdesota wrote:Sorry for the confusion. I would ski it whenever it is ready. It is not ready now. There is not enough snow. I meant that if one were to look for backcountry skiing opportunities, Mt. Tallac is a must do.
Just giving you a hard time! Tallac is one of my favorite descents in the area. I realy like Jakes and Maggies!
Not too worried about the lack of comsolidation. With the weather today and Friday it will be fine for a good workout.
Re: Tahoe Basin Backcountry??
Posted:
Sat Nov 13, 2010 2:46 amby ScottyP
Just got off the Donner climb. You could ski the top 1000" in 18" of suprisingly dry snow.
Re: Tahoe Basin Backcountry??
Posted:
Sat Nov 13, 2010 6:01 amby TyeDyeTwins
Thanks for all the great information so far Scotty.....did you get any pictures from your tour of Donner? Please keep me posted on the evolution of the skiing conditions down there....it has proven more than helpful so far.
Re: Tahoe Basin Backcountry??
Posted:
Sat Nov 13, 2010 5:07 pmby Palisades79
Almost daily reports on backcountry skiing at Tahoe are posted on the ski trip reports forum at TheBackcountry.net and on the Telemark Talk forum at Telemarktips.com under the Sierra Ski & Snow Conditions topic. Going high to Carson Pass and Mt.Rose for good coverage is required most Decembers. Waterhouse, Round Top, Red Lake ,Stevens ,and other South Tahoe/Carson Pass peaks have lot's of choices on different faces. Have a great trip !
Re: Tahoe Basin Backcountry??
Posted:
Sat Nov 13, 2010 10:16 pmby ScottyP
Palisades79 wrote:Almost daily reports on backcountry skiing at Tahoe are posted on the ski trip reports forum at TheBackcountry.net
That was mt very first reccd.
No pics to share, sorry. More of a training hike than anything.