No red flags where we were and the snowpack seemed fairly solid, although I did not dig any pits. So this is more of a conditions observation than an avalanche observation. We just got back in town from the holidays and we were trying to come up to speed on the snowpack and readjust to the altitude. We stuck to moderate terrain and avoided terrain steeper than 35 degrees, more out of habit than any avalanche concerns. We saw plenty of old tracks and trails on the steeper terrain. Main problem will be in the future with new snow. There was a fair amount of surface hoar sparkling on the surface as well as some low density snow in the couple of inches. If the new snow covers everything up without much wind, we may have a sensitive weak layer under the new snow.