Getting around is improving slowly, but you must tread lightly, easy on the throttle, most turns involved the entire snowpack. 50 cm at Miller Flats and cleaned 10 cm off interval board, old tracks are not even covered, brush, rocks, and windfall still very visible (which is a good thing). Wind crust down 5" varied a little in thickness over different aspects and elevations, but seems fairly well distributed, is deteriorating due to shallow snowpack, gradient is eating it away. East aspects were scoured with hurricane over a week ago, so overall pack is slightly improved, allowing a little more access, but extreme terrain still has all rocks and boulder anchors only partially buried.

Overall pack is weak, which will be a player when it is subjected to a load, but the last storm fell far short of achieving that. Low angle sheltered terrain does hold some consistent snow that felt like skiing a foot of new snow, but could not help think that beneath that was dirt. Being in the shadow of Wasatch Front (and Nebo in particular in this area) leaves the plateau a couple of months behind Central Wasatch