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Topic: July 14, 2012, Chinook pass (Read 587 times)
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Jim_Clement
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South facing snow seems to be melting out rapidly. A counterclockwise circumnavigation of Naches peak now involves about a half mile of walking to gain the southeast ridge. With a little care we found continuous 800-900' runs into the north bowl on firm snow with small suncups. We thought about a side trip to Zaps peak (Peak 6567) but the snow looked too sparse to make it worth it. High overcast, filtered sun, great views.
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mikerolfs
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nice! The photos really show whats left for snow.
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Zap
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Great tour and naturally the photos. 
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