Can anyone out there tell me what the condition of shoestring gully on Mt. Webster looks like right now? Any help would be much appreciated, Thanks!!
Just a couple days ago a friend and I did greens up there and it was hip deep snow the whole way to the "ice" (about 30-40' total for the entire climb). I can imagine that after this storm you would encounter similar conditions - a terrible slog for about 20 feet of ice.
Was up there today with another party ahead of me. There’s a boot track in (thanks party ahead of me!), the ice was rather brittle (big surprise, it was 0F at the parking lot at about noon), and the chockstone finish is a bit bony. So, to sum up: splendid.
