Snow depth at Nisqually River Bridge?

To those that have been up in MRNP lately....Is there enough snow to ski to the bridge?<br><br>Thanks....

If you don't mind skiing on snow-dusted boulders, then yes! I was a bit astonished at how rocky the Nisqually valley above the bridge looked last Sunday. It could probably use at least an additional 3+ feet of cover to make the skiing worthwhile.<br>--Chris

A trip down from the glacier to the bridge would probably be a doable trip on a D-9 Catapillar.<br>Serioulsy, the river and all the rocks are visible under a thin layer of snow (2 to 6 inches?) all the way up to the snout of the glacier. Not a pretty sight.<br>It looks better than that above Paradise, but, nonetheless, a dismal snow year. We're crossing our fingers for dumpage in March & April though, eh?

Thanks Chris, <br><br>I guess Camp Hazard to the bridge is out this weekend.....or should I say this year.....<br><br>On the other hand Mt. Adams might be in.....

<br>On the other hand Mt. Adams might be in.....

<br><br>Could be good at Adams!....may see you at the SW chutes again soon!  <br><br>I'm still rooting for some March and April snow dumps!!!

On the other hand Mt. Adams might be in.....

<br><br>I've been thinking about this too. Anyone know how far up the south climb road you can get right now (without a monster truck or sled)? Last report from GP NF is from 1/04.

Check out this thread about Adams access www.cascadeclimbers.com/threadz/showflat...n/434084/#Post438791 <br><br>My thoughts have drifted that way at times, too, but after skiing the higher elevations of Muir on Friday, I wonder if it would even be worth the drive/slog. Anyone have any thoughts? ???