from SAIS Northern Cairngorms
Beinn MacDuibh and the top of Hell's Lum Large patches of snow on the plateau. Views looking West over Sneachda
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from SAIS Northern Cairngorms
Looking West from Cairngorm to Sgorans Coire an T Sneachda, Cairn Toul Beyond Looking toward Creagan a Choire Etchachain Hells Lum and Ben Macdui Coire an Lochain Coire an t Sneachda
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from SAIS Southern Cairngorms
Visibiity was very poor today. Temperatures rose rapidly throughout the day. By mid afternoon temperatures were above freezing on the tops. At the profile site the top couple of centimetres were slush. Despite this on piste skiing at Glenshee still looked good with lots of happy customers.
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from SAIS Northern Cairngorms
Looking toward the Spey Valley Corrie an t Sneachda Looking West From Cairngorm
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from SAIS Lochaber
Over the past few days there has been a fair bit more snow on the hills of Lochaber. Yesterday (Monday) was quite a mild day with rain at lower levels and lots of heavy wet snow higher up. Today was colder with snow showers through the day. The picture shows conditions at the snowpit site (a South-Easterly aspect at an altitude of 1130m). By probing from the bottom of the snowpit, I discovered that there is more than 4 metre of snow on this slope.
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from SAIS Lochaber
Looking South along the East face of Aonach Mor today. The routes Left Twin and Morwand finish up the snowcrest catching the sunshine the in the middle distance. It started off a lovely day today. We were up on Aonach Mor and, for me a least, it was the first day up there this season with good visibility. I took this opportunity to have a good look around. For this time of year there is loads of snow about, most of which has been blown in on a Westerly wind. As you would expect there is some pretty ...
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from Climber's Blog
NORTHWEST:
Colorful deciduous trees near Leavenworth.
-- Mt Bakerski conditions in a trip report.
-- Mountain Specific Weather Forecasting.
-- Forecast for the East Slope of the Cascades.
-- Forecast for the West...
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from The Alpinist - newswire
American climbers John Frieh, Zac West and Davie Burdick claimed the first ascent of the Burkett Needle's east arete, a 8500-foot tower west of Mount Burkett on the Stikine Icecap in southeast Alaska. The expedition was funded by the Copp Dash Inspire Award and the Mazamas Climbing Club. The trio's new route, Repeat Offender (IV 5.9 AI3 M5), is the sixth ascent of the peak. The Burkett Needle was first climbed in 1964 by Layton Kor and Dan Davis on the north buttress. The mountain was not summited for a
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from The Alpinist - newswire
Slovenians Nejc Marcic and Luka Strazar climbed a new route on K7 West (6858m) in the Charakusa Valley, Pakistan. The duo completed the alpine-style ascent of Dreamers of Golden Caves (VI A2 M5, 1600m) in four days, between September 6 and 9. This likely marks the second route to reach the summit and the third ascent overall of K7 West. The peak's climbing history began in 1982, when a Japanese team attempted K7 West via the west ridge. They left behind bolts, pins, fixed-cable ladders and an unclimbed ...
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from The BMC News
On their first trip to the Greater Ranges 26 years old Nejc Marcic and Luka Strazar (22) made the first ascent of the North West Face of K7 West (6,615m) in the Pakistan Karakoram.
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