Today we were riding in an area with one of the deeper snowpacks in the Uintas; however, that's relative becuase it's getting really deep everywhere. Near 10,000 feet on a south-facing slope, the snowpack was 2 meters deep (6.5 ft) which is remarkable. It is also almost perfectly right side up. What this showed me was a glimpse into very stable conditions in the very near future.

At a lower elevation of 8720 ft SE facing, I also found a good looking snowpack but the November facets were easier to notice but still gaining a lot of hardness and strength.

In terms of avalanche activity, all we saw were soft slabs of new snow about 12 inches deep and not breaking over very wide areas. This instability will be much better tomorrow and probably a non issue in 48 hours.

Another south facing slope with 2 meters of snow