Travel was in the Pleasant Creek Drainage at elevations ranging from 7,000 to 10,000 feet on primarily north facing slopes. Nice to have maybe one last little burst of winter. Not a huge amount of new snow but ski conditions were excellent and it was just enough to mostly keep one off the firm crust underlying all the new snow. Not much to add beyond what I covered above. Sluffing in the new snow on the crusts was a minor factor on Friday morning (not enough new snow to really be an issue other than making skinning challenging) but today the new snow seemed better bonded. I think the only potentially dangerous situation today would be to trigger a wind slab in radical terrain which did seem like a possibility.