This is a cool site as well, but only works on a clear day
http://activefiremaps.fs.fed.us/imagery ... -north-000

This one is fun as well
http://www.nohrsc.noaa.gov/interactive/ ... &js=1&uc=0

My faith has wavered.

From the Fire Imagery site -



Just goes to show that the computer models can underestimate the amount/depth
of snow. Nothing like a good visual.
Hmmm...
Might have to alter my plans.

Jib,
Not sure you if you've seen this one as well; you may find it interesting for planning, history, etc.:
1930s Peak Bagging (in The Trinity Alps)
http://www.summitpost.org/1930s-peak-bagging/174564
Be well,
JM

I was wondering why that first map showed so much snow, all the recent storms here have been way too warm. This one currently has snow levels around 6-7k, which is probably melting off what was there from the last storm.
Coming up next week I'll be going in the trinity alps or over to Shasta. I'll post up current conditions.

clmbr wrote:

Jesus Malverde wrote:

jibmaster wrote:Any suggestions/directions for getting some skiing?
Never been there.

Jibmassa,
Not sure if you have seen this before. If not, check it out..
Wintry crossing of the Trinity Alps
http://www.sfgate.com/sports/article/Wi ... 267195.php

Have fun out there..
JM

Do you know where are the pictures and videos?

I'm pretty sure that photo was taken looking down towards Canyon Creek Lakes.

not to resurrect an old thread but...
anyone been up in the trinities recently? Was gonna head up today but im getting mixed reports on snow levels.. Canyon Creek area to be specific.