Went up to upper Red Pine today, once Alta has around 100 inches its time to venture out on the S side of LCC, takes a good amount of snow to fill the good runs in and cover the rocks in my opinion. Not much evidence of a unstable snow pack in upper Red Pine, there were a few soft slabs that pulled out during the storm in steep terrain but they were shallow and not packing much of a punch, no cracking or collapsing noted today and the area was basically deserted. Skied E, N,W aspects , most over 32 degrees, there was a little sluffing in the steeper terrain but nothing of consequence. SW facing got active later in the afternoon and there was some wet activity noted. Looked like quite allot of wet activity on the steeper S facing chutes across the road, noted new wet slides in Little Pine, White Pine, Tanners and Lisa Falls all probably happened later in the day because they weren't apparent in the morning. Pretty stoked on the coverage in upper Red Pine been awhile since it looked filled in.

Photos: Surface hoar forming by the lake, small soft slabs from the last storm, recent wet slide on SW facing that occurred this afternoon, South facing chutes in LCC that went through a active wet cycle today.