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Subject: Tuckermans ravine is still lookin good
went up there on the 26th but didint snap any photos so here was some i found from the day before (timefortuckerman.com) some kids were building a booter towards the bottom. tuckermans is still alive and kickin. its a good chance that this is the only real snow left in the east coast.
careful about these though it would be a pretty nasty fall
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unce unce
How many turns did you get in?
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you can throw in about 10 -12 normal turns and about 20 tight ones
unce unce
hell yea man love the ravine had an epic trip up there 5/15/09 and had perfect weather and great soft corn snow, but after going up and seeing how much snow was left on may 15th i dont think i would hike back up for the amount they still have, i would guess most of the snow left is in hillmans highway area but props to you for hiking it so late an gettin some turns in man thats smooth, i wish tuckerman.org would post more photos in later months such as late june and early july....on a lighter note when i was there on the 15th i saw some dudes building a kicker at the base of the bowl also and one of them ate so much shit a bunch of times tryin backflips i had a good laugh haha....
ski free or die...
the first picture looks pretty skecthy
yeah i would be really worried about the snow collapsing
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unce unce
i went camping in nh at glen ellis last weekend and some of the group went to hike mt washington. they said they saw some people skiing it. i wouldve gone with them if they didnt leave before my family got to the campground. i wouldve tried to make a snowangel...
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i just drove to the top of mt washington last weekend, and could see tucks, unfortunately, it doesnt look like there is much snow left, but i was looking from a decent distance away
I just hiked Mt. Washington on July 20th and went up the tuckermans ravine trail. here are some pics of the snow that remains:
there's a section that's still probly 20 feet thick by about 50 feet long (pic doesn't really show the size too well). There are also two other really small patches of snow. Technically you would be able to ski it BUT i doubt anyone would want to waste their time.
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there's a section that's still probly 20 feet thick by about 50 feet long (pic doesn't really show the size too well). There are also two other really small patches of snow. Technically you would be able to ski it BUT i doubt anyone would want to waste their time.
Pretty crazy to think that it will star snowing there as early as September.
Quoting AlexK.$ from Jul 22 2009 3:48:49:
I just hiked Mt. Washington on July 20th and went up the tuckermans ravine trail. here are some pics of the snow that remains:
there's a section that's still probly 20 feet thick by about 50 feet long (pic doesn't really show the size too well). There are also two other really small patches of snow. Technically you would be able to ski it BUT i doubt anyone would want to waste their time.
you should have brought that home in a cooler. talk about a sick summer setup I just hiked Mt. Washington on July 20th and went up the tuckermans ravine trail. here are some pics of the snow that remains:
there's a section that's still probly 20 feet thick by about 50 feet long (pic doesn't really show the size too well). There are also two other really small patches of snow. Technically you would be able to ski it BUT i doubt anyone would want to waste their time.
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wheels are on the ground
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Quoting AlexK.$ from Jul 22 2009 3:48:49:
I just hiked Mt. Washington on July 20th and went up the tuckermans ravine trail. here are some pics of the snow that remains:
there's a section that's still probly 20 feet thick by about 50 feet long (pic doesn't really show the size too well). There are also two other really small patches of snow. Technically you would be able to ski it BUT i doubt anyone would want to waste their time.
I hiked it on the 25th and there was still that patch of snow left. I just hiked Mt. Washington on July 20th and went up the tuckermans ravine trail. here are some pics of the snow that remains:
there's a section that's still probly 20 feet thick by about 50 feet long (pic doesn't really show the size too well). There are also two other really small patches of snow. Technically you would be able to ski it BUT i doubt anyone would want to waste their time.
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