Where to August turns in N.Cascades?

Looking at the rest of my August schedule and getting worried about fitting in August turns. I will be up in La Conner next weekend for a wedding, and I'm trying to see if there are any accessible snowfields in the N.Cascades that I could hit up on Sunday after the wedding. Hwy20, 530, Mtn Loop Hwy...anyone have a clue? I've never tried to do any summer skiing up north...Google earthing isn't too promising...

Trying to do anything in a day is tough.  Arb skied Glacier Peak in a day trip in June: Arb TR but he got to ski a bunch of stuff that you would now have to walk.  Plus, his day started the day before with the drive.  I bet there is still snow on the low angle glaciers in the Kololo area just south of Glacier PK that would be worth the trip, but not for a day trip.  Best wishes to find something close to the car.  I think finding skiing isn't hard, but finding skiing that is easy to access is a trick.

What's your glacier tolerance? Sahale glacier was in very fine skiing shape two weeks ago. Fairly easy access, maybe 3hrs or so of hiking at a decent pace to reach snow.

Check Amar's TR on the Squak Glacier on Baker. There should be something skiable on that route without going for the summit, right?
Heliotrope Ridge might have something but I haven't seen a TR from there in weeks.
The most accessible snow is probably out of Paradise.

Heliotrope Ridge might have something but I haven't seen a TR from there in weeks.
The most accessible snow is probably out of Paradise.   

I was up at Heliotrope Ridge about 3 weeks ago and the bottom 300-400 vertical feet was glacial ice. I figured there was about 500 - 600 vertical feet of okay skiing before reaching the ice, but I think it may be much less than that now.

Heliotrope Ridge would be my go-to for easy access skiing this time of year but that isn't the best conditions report.

Thanks to all for the helpful info, glad to hear from the die hards!

The promise of fine skiing on Sahale sounds awesome, but I'll more than likely be alone for this mission so anything but minimal glacial travel is likely not the smartest.

I was up at Heliotrope Ridge about 3 weeks ago and the bottom 300-400 vertical feet was glacial ice. I figured there was about 500 - 600 vertical feet of okay skiing before reaching the ice, but I think it may be much less than that now.

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Was there at least a ribbon of skiable snow atop heliotrope ridge proper?! the photo here just cuts it out (first pic from the 8/3/15 report): mtbakerconditions.blogspot.com/2015/06/coleman-deming-2015.html

Ptarmigan Ridge (west of Artist Point near Mt Baker ski area) is usually a good late summer destination, but I wouldn't be surprised of the snowfields are down to bare ice this year.