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Trip: Chilliwack Valley - Bah, another failure

 

Date: 2/3/2007

 

Trip Report:

jmace and I left Chilliwhacked at 1 AM.

 

postholed up a logging road for several hours by headlamp.

 

turned around when the snow under the breakable crust was consistently kneedeep and we could just barely see our objective off in the distance

 

postholed back down to the truck at sunrise

 

drove back here, short bivi then a giant loggers breakfast in the greasy spoon :chebit:

 

and it's raining now as a warm front came in. so much for the weather window :cry:

 

Gear Notes:

carried small rack for 13km round trip.

 

headlamp

 

no snowshoes

 

Approach Notes:

postholes. should have had snowshoes but didn't want to carry-over.

 

park next to burned out car wreck.

 

no paper plates at this time of year

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You guys just weren't trying hard enough, that's all :wave:

 

yeah. we should have complained that we didn't sleep all night and then have driven home without even hiking, right J :smirk:

 

Well, at least you saw the route. Oh no, wait . . . hehehe :fahq:

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2 years later, made it to the creek crossing, lack of full moon meant i started up the terrain below the nesakwatches too far right. got cliffed out, bailed, back to the car around sunrise yet again. better conditions but still some breakable crust leading to knee-deepness. on the plus side i didn't take any gear for a walk this time!

 

:brew: <-- coffee

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