Headed up to the top of Superior from the Alta guard station, with a run on LSB NE facing on the way. The snow pack is pretty ragged right now but travel is fairly easy because if you can't see ground hazards your not gonna hit them because there is very little ski penetration. That being said I think the biggest hazard is slide for life conditions that exist on all aspects. I booted up the skiers right ventricle to the summit then dug a pit at the bottom of the left ventricle in the starting zone. The pack is around 80cm deep and dense all the way to the ground with no real layering. It was basically one finger from bottom to top with a layer of 3 finger on the surface. There are some signs of early surface faceting in protected high elevation N facing terrain which will probably continue with cooler temperatures and clear cold nights, something to keep track of for now.

photos: snow pit and a view of coverage from the top