We traveled on a variety of aspects at all elevations from 6400 feet to 11000 feet. Our day began on steep north facing terrain where we observed widespread near surface faceting. We then traveled along a west facing slope adjacent to the coalpit drainage at 10,000 ft, where we found a heat crust of varying thickness and integrity with up to 10cm of unconsolidated near surface facets resting on top. Above this we traveled on a NE facing ridge that was largely wind stripped with the solar side of the ridge holding a stout sun crust. We found good quality snow in the form of near surface facets on an east facing slope from 11000 to 9800 feet. Here we observed our only avalanche problem of the day, significant loose dry sluffing, manageable with careful skiing/riding. we spent the remainder of the day on a similar aspect and elevation with similar snow quality anywhere that hadn't been disturbed by other skiers. On a Northeast facing aspect at around 10,000 feet we found a 10cm thick pencil hard windboard resting above small grain near surface facets, although this was an isolated finding.