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Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Conditions Report -- June 29 2011

 NORTHWEST:

--Notes from various guides:
The North Ridge was in great condition and sounded like it doesn't present any obvious difficulties.
Parties are continuing to ski the Coleman Headwall.

 Mt. Baker, 6/25. Photo Credit Dyan Padagas.

The Glacier Creek Road is now open to the sign which states that you must have a Northwest Forest Pass. The road is clear of snow and you can now park at the trailhead.

Early Winters Campground only allows 2 tents per site this year.

-- AAI guides Kevin Hogan and Chris Benson, and Program Coordinator Dyan Padagas did the Coleman Headwall over the weekend. Most snice with some nevee at the top. Click here for the trip report.  


--Check out this trip report for an interesting Mt. Hood route (Steel Cliff or Steel Cliffs?). 



--Check out this recent trip report for Colchuck area conditions.

-- Forecast for the East Slope of the Cascades.

-- Forecast for the West Slope of the Cascades.

-- Webcam for Leavenworth and the Stuart Range.

-- Forecast for Mount Rainier.

-- Route and Conditions Report from Mt. Baker Rangers: Mount Baker Climbing Blog.

-- Forest Service Road Report for Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.

-- Mount Saint Helens, Mount Adams conditions and recreation report.


-- An up-to-date ski and snow report for the Northwest may be found here.

-- Up-to-date Pacific Northwest ice conditions may be found here.

SIERRA:

-- Some really awesome pictures of Yosemite can be found here.


-- There's still a snowy approach at Crystal Crag. Click here for more info. 


-- For up-to-date avalanche and weather reports in the Eastern Sierra, click here.


ALASKA RANGE:

-- Conditions in the range will be available as our dispatches come in. Please go to our Dispatch Blog for the most updated information.

RED ROCK CANYON:


-- Forecast and average temperatures for Red Rock Canyon.

-- Webcam for Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.

-- The late exit and overnight permit number for Red Rock Canyon is 702-515-5050. If there is any chance that you will be inside the park after closing, be sure to call this number so that you don't get a ticket.

-- The entrance to the scenic drive had a parking area for those who wanted to carpool up until approximately April of 2009. That lot has now become employee parking and people who want to carpool are required to park at the lot outside the Scenic Drive exit.

--The scenic drive currently opens its gates at 6 in the morning.

JOSHUA TREE:

-- Forecast and average temperatures for Joshua Tree National Park.

-- Webcam for Joshua Tree National Park.

-- As winter use in Joshua Tree is growing, camping can be difficult at times.  It is not a bad idea to come with a back-up plan if the park campgrounds are full.  Here are the NPS Campground Details. Some people like to stay at the rural campground often referred to as "The Pit."  And lastly, there is a campground available at Joshua Tree Lake.

-- The Joshua Tree entrance fee is currently $15 per vehicle.  Your receipt will give you access to the park for seven days after its initial purchase.  Rangers check this receipt at each of the major access points going in and out.  Annual passes are available for $30.

ALPS:

-- Chamonix and Mont Blanc Regional Forecasts may be found here.

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