Report from May 7, 2023

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Yesterday we skied a powder day at Mammoth Mountain, CA, and it was a blast.

Chutes, mandatory air, pure powder, & wind-buff.

We came home at about 2 pm and ate lunch.

Trevor and I then went to get some cardio and ran up Earthquake Dome here in town in 42-minutes 🙂

We skied the same “Wiggle Butt” chute that we’d skied a few days ago, but this time, we chose a different entrance to the chute, and we were able to ski it fast and more fluidly.

I have to say, knowing this time, what was ahead, was a big advantage.

This chute is so cute and fun and bushy and wild!

Thanks, Mono County!

SPRING 2023 REPORTS

5/8/23:  Mammoth, CA Report: Wind-Buff Barrels, Sunshine, & 360s

5/7/23: Mammoth, CA, Report: “Balls To The Wall” Chute on a Cold, Windy, Sunny Mid-Winter Powder Day on May 7th

5/6/23: Mammoth, CA Report: Full on Winter Snow & Good Times on May 6th

5/5/23: Mammoth, CA Report: Winter Persists With Cinco De Mayo Fun All Over The Mountain in Sun, Cloud, Cold, & Wind

5/5/23:  Sierra Nevada, CA Report: Earthquake Dome’s “Wiggle-Bottom” Chute

5/3/23: Mammoth, CA Report: Full-Throttle Epic Mini-Powder Day After 7″ of New Snow

5/2/23: Mammoth, CA Report: Mini-Powder Day After 550-Mile Drive from Park City, UT Via The Clown Motel

4/30/23: Park City, UT Closing Weekend Report: Hand-Dragging a Slush Wiggle Paradise at 60ºF

4/28/23:  Alta, UT Report: 903″ of Snow Turned “Main Chute” Off 11,068′ Mt. Baldy Into “Main Bowl”

4/27/23:  Alta, UT Report: Legendary Little Chute Off 11,068′ Mt. Baldy

4/26/23: Trip Report: 11,331′ Pfeifferhorn, UT – The North Couloir

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