I just happen to be eating scrambled eggs at the moment, and it made me laugh. Anyway, I will be camping in Leavenworth with the wife for a week, and would like to introduce her to some easy/moderate scrambles. I don't know the area well and would like to know if anyone had some thoughts or a guidebook to recommend. I am mostly looking for done in a day endevours (because of the permit lottery thing). Help me move the spouse into class 3!
Thanks
Honestly, anything. Sauk Mt, Hidden Lake, Pilchuck, whatever. I generally like to avoid snowmobiles, but beyond that I'm not picky. It doesn't really have to be a summit either, I'm down just to get out.
Not confident on skis yet, but would love to get out on snowshoes. Anything large or small, including boring slogs. Anything to get out! Have every other fri-wed off so my schedule is pretty open. Pm or downwithsatori(AT)yahoo(DOT)com
after talking to a couple people at Baker (the first of which admitted to not even working there and hung up after 5 solid minutes of WTF conversation) it sounds like I'll be able to get a lesson there. Snoqualmie is a bit far but they have killer prices (160 bucks for 6 weeks). And i sent ya a pm shapp
Wanting to get into tele this season, got some mad cheap gear online. As someone with plenty of snowboard experience and NO skiing experience, I'm looking for an area to learn to turn in. Although I'm not at all above getting lessons, there doesn't seem to be anyone who offers tele lessons. I would just rather not head up to baker and get in everyones way. Anyone know a good low angle spot that I could work out the movements in? Strong hiker with good partner. Thanks!
I met a guy a couple of weeks back at clayton beach who told me he was ready to make an offer on a building on kansas street, I forget his name and the name of the gym though. Hoping to hear something about it soon.
I have something to add.
I had pandora on, so I watched your vid to "Gracefully Facedown" by The Devil Makes Three. And it was awesome.
Either way, strong work.