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Winter skiing Mt. Superior--Little Cottonwood Canyon, Utah (Snowbird in background) |
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A hiker's reward. This mountain is not
lift accessed, but well worth the work, don't you think?
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Summer skiing Mt.
Superior--Little Cottonwood Canyon, Utah (Snowbird and Alta in background) |
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This was one of those rare opportunites to ski the other side of the canyon in the summer. This spot is over a thousand
feet above the canyon road that you see below. |
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Below Top: Relaxing
between September runs. Below Bottom: Found unexploded avalanche bomb while skiing in August. |
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Before almost skiing over this bomb, I thought sliding into a crevasse was about the worst that could happen while hiking and skiing in the summer. This old-style unexploded bomb was activated as soon as it left the cannon several years ago. It was almost 2 feet long. It had to be wrapped in C-4 explosives and detonated on the spot to avoid accidental discharge.
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Top of the Bird's 11,000 foot Hidden Peak, summer 2000 | ||||
A fast melt this summer left little to ski by August. Fortunately, this was July and I got plenty of TPR (turns per run). |
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