We skied into the upper cirque of Maybird just to take a look at it. About 3 previous people skied the north-facing Maybird trees below 10,000' but no one went into the upper cirque, for good reason. Snow was dense, rimed snow and wind affected. It was slabby, upside down, trap door, keep-the-weight-in-the-back-seat kind of turning and even going downhill we had to break trail on the gentler terrain. At treeline and above, it was quite drifted, lurch-and-jerk snow. Trail breaking was hard in the slabby, deep snow. Mid elevation, wind sheltered terrain was better than treeline or above on all aspects. Not many people in the White Pine parking lot, considering it was a day after a snowstorm, but the snow conditions probably explain it. Compared to the fabulous snow this past week, it was disappointing, but at least it was arduous.