St marry's glacier?

if youve never been, make sure you hike up there without your crap before you take skis and boots and what not.

its a lot of work (hiking) for some shitty snow but it can be a good time for sure

bring a six pack and a shovel and just chill with a jump... good times

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ya brah, ill see you in the a-5-1. its gonna be epic in the nar nar pow pow.... brah"

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What? St. Mary's is one of the simplest hikes for access to summer skiing in CO, or anywhere.

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I was thinking about going up this weekend too, we went up july 3rd last year and it was pretty nice

powder.....

i've never been, is there like enough slope and whatnot for a huge booter?

I went up last weekend it was okay, not really ideal terrain at all for a big jump, cause it is really flat quite flat, you can kinda build a hip on the north wall, but a good one would require alot of digging, we built a hip but it was only like 15 or twenty feet, the snow gets slow pretty realy too, no rails exposed yet either.

powder.....