Kinda rare to get to ski in my backyard, I live right under Grandeur Peak, put my skies on at the house and started walking up the hill. Trail breaking was a bit of a chore about waist deep in most areas traveled but well worth the quality skiing. A little tougher on the dogs. Pics , depth of snow while breaking trail, snow pit with 32 inches of new well bonded to the old surface.

cornice drop from the ridge into Parleys only initiated shallow sluffing, not packing a punch or running very far.

Did note a soft slab or a large sluff on a NW facing sub peak of Grandeur, to far away to see if there was a crown, but there was a obvious debris feild. Pics new snow activity, the sub peak I saw it on.

Great day for skiing lower elevation terrain with the dogs, LCC UDOT wizard Matt Mckee must have though the same thing, saw him out with his dogs enjoying the low elevation bounty.