Ade Posted November 17, 2000 Posted November 17, 2000 Two weekends ago I was up ice bouldering on the lower Coleman, a friend was up their last weekend also. The conditions were pretty much the same both weekends. 5" snow on the trail, 10+" on the glacier. I imagine that this is pretty much unchanged given the cold/dry conditions this week. The Mount Baker Ski area also has conditions reports which are pretty much the same as when we were there. Hope this helps. Quote
philfort Posted November 18, 2000 Posted November 18, 2000 Trip report from skiing last weekend on the Coleman: http://praxis.etla.net/~philfort/BakerSki/BakerSki.html Quote
JERRY_SANCHEZ Posted November 18, 2000 Author Posted November 18, 2000 I'M PLANNING ON MT. BAKER THIS SUNDAY TO SKI THE COLEMAN GLACIER. DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT THE CONDITIONS ARE LIKE??? Quote
Smoker Posted December 3, 2000 Posted December 3, 2000 Phil-Nice pictures on your site. Looked like a great day-- You made a comment that went something like--We saw others skiing the glacier without ropes so we figured it was safe for us too.- That is somewhat of a wreckless line of logic, and flawed, (Glad that nothing came of it). S Â Quote
dbb Posted December 4, 2000 Posted December 4, 2000 Actually, it was not so wreckless. We had carried up a rope just in case someone fell in, but upon seeing the best ski aspects, it was obvious that the rope was just extra weight. The crevasses were obvious and no bridges were left to "hide" any. Also, I wouldn't exactly say that we were in an ignorant bliss about the dangers of skiing the glacier. Just following the logical uncrevassed-first-track lines. [This message has been edited by dbb (edited 12-03-2000).] Quote
philfort Posted December 4, 2000 Posted December 4, 2000 This wreckless line of logic was also a joke! Sorry the sarcasm was not obvious. We were well aware of the dangers... Quote
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