Traveled from 6800-10,200ft., mostly the north, northwest through west quadrant of the compass.

No pit profile today.

High up on the Hoyt ridge there were signs of recent NE winds.

Was able to see some older and more recent avalanches in the distance. These two were in the upper Box Canyon area south of Smith and Morehouse Reservoir - west facing @ approximately 10,200 ft. I am guessing these were naturals.

Here is an older slide off the east ridge of Hoyt Peak. NNW facing at approximately 9700 ft.

This avalanche off the NE face of Hoyt Peak proper @ approximately 10,000 ft. looked relatively new. Not sure about the trigger.

I saw a few more of what I thought were slides but I couldn't be certain. The slab is relaxing but I would continue to call the danger considerable on steep slopes ( > 35°) on the north half of the compass.

Widespread surface and near surface faceting taking place.