Thrashador

Prolly not fer a week or two would be my guess. I'm outta sight and mind until the end of July and won't be heading up there 'til August. Put down yer pint, drop the remote, and pick up the phone dude: (541) 352.6002.

quote: Originally posted by Downhill: I'd prefer the chairlift if it went all the way to the top. Note to all: beware of the Mt. Hood Meadows cretins and their plan to develop Cooper Spur into an uber destination resort. Check Off Piste for some solid info on the subject.

quote: Originally posted by b-rock: Trying to avoid any major glacier travel though. [/QB]Either route from Pole Creek involves some glacier travel. Both glaciers, the Dillard and Hayden, are straightforward so long as you start early, steer clear of any holes, and ski what you climb if you're unfamiliar with the terrain. Haven't skied the Sisters yet this plentiful snow year(had a trip planned a week ago Tuesday but the thunder, lightning, and rain kept us home)though even during last year's drought the Hayden and Dillard were relatively harmless in late April early May. If you wish to avoid glaciers alltogether approach from the west side not Pole Creek. Hope this helps. Have a blast out there! [ 06-07-2002, 06:07 PM: Message edited by: Thrashador ]

If time is of concern you might consider reaching the col between n & m sisters and then ascending the n ridge instead of the se ridge; it's a more direct route to the top from pole creek.

quote: Originally posted by Necronomicon: That thing shattered like a grenade...[/QB] The blades are designed to do that so as not to ginsu the crew in the bird. Just amazing the craft did not catch fire.

quote: Originally posted by Necronomicon: That thing shattered like a grenade...[/QB]