There was only a dusting of about 2 inches of new snow on top of a wide variety of previous snow surfaces--sun crusts on anything sun exposed, wind blasted in upper elevation wind exposed terrain, still some soft, settled powder on straight north facing slopes at mid and upper elevations. These north facing slopes skied OK except that, typical of the Wasatch, after a week without snow, everything was completely tracked up with both ski and snowmobile tracks. We skied a run off the east side dodging perhaps hundreds of old snowmobile and ski tracks, then a couple runs on the north facing trees that also had a surprising number of previous tracks. The upper elevations got heavily blasted by the west and northwest winds overnight creating big snow whales everywhere heavily peppered with copious amounts of fir needles and branches. You had to get well down off the ridges to find some semblance of skiable soft, settled powder in between old tracks and trees. Not a great day for turning but at least it was cold and windy. It was actually a pretty day to be out.