Real mixed bag of snow conditions all different kinds of wind slabs and sun crusts and occasionally a few patches of soft dense powder. There's a very stout rain or melt crust beneath the surface snow at most elevations. This is from the Solstice storm and they have just not had the same amount of snow since then that the Salt Lake area mountain got. So the ice crust is much closer to the surface. Then, the strong east winds blew the more wind exposed areas back down the rain crust in many areas.

The straight north facing, wind protected slopes remain good with soft, dense powder but everything else is quite challenging. The trail in and out at lower elevations has good coverage and seems to be well traveled.