Awesome climb. Definetely need a rope due to unavoidable crossing of corniced ridges. Avalanche danger significant later in the day get up and down early (I'd say back at basecamp by 10:00am) Breakable crust up to 6,300 (early in the day, all the way up after 1:00pm) a little whomping in one spot but we did not encounter that again. Be carefull crossing drainages at yellow aster butte late in the day, they were fine but will be getting sketch after this hot weather. We marked the route with snow track arrows (because we explored a bunch and made lot's of other tracks) and marked most holes to watch out for on the approach, snow started at about 4,900 (patchy until 5,250 when bare ground was patchy). We did a lot of frenching up high you much have crampons, unless you want to chop steps all day. From yellow aster butte it tooks us 3 hours to get up and 2 to get back down. We saw a lot of sluffs on north facing slopes, pretty sketch, don't be on exposed terrain in daylight I'd say. We also saw some wet slab slides at 4:30pm from base camp, they were not on the climbing route but be carefull. A large corniced collapsed after we had just crossed well below it on the saddle (look at the map you'll know the saddle I speak of). Probe a lot a watch out for cornices, route is in good shape, trail is easy to lose on the way down after passing the turnoff to gold run pass. Have fun, we did.
