Tuckerman's Ravine, April 2011

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I finally get around to skiing Tucks.On a weekend trip to Montreal, I (rent a car and) drive down to Mount Washington to ski Tuckerman's Ravine. It is steeper than expected, so I didn't exactly style it, but I didn't wipe out. I did the Lip and most of the Right Gully.

Dave, ready to go
Left Gully closeup
The Chute
Alone on the hill
Dave
Dave, starting the descent towards Pinkham Notch
Dave in the shadow of Tuckerman's Ravine
Waiting for free ice-cream in Montreal
Pinkham Notch, again
I've been here a lot of times, but not recently.
Summit picture
14x power! You can see the antennas.
Alpine Ice
Patrick, ready to go
Vista
This is 20 minutes from the cabin. Good sign of progress.
Ridge
Ascending skiiers
Not quite as crowded as Blue Mountain, but still lots of people.
Top of The Lip
HoJo's, plus poodles.
Check out the 2 matching poodles.
Hillman's Highway
Patrick in front of HoJo's
Duchess
Base of Tuckerman's Ravine
Some Quebecois skiiers at the Lunch Rocks
Crowds going up to the Lip
Tuckerman's Ravine
Splat!
Dude left a ski halfway up and rolled several times.
plam
plam, atop Lip
Gee, it's steep.
Taking a breather
More of a psychological breather than a physical one.
Jump turns!
Yep, it's steep.
Initiating a turn
Second run: Ascending Right Gully
Descending Right Gully
Closeup
Wildcat view
Looking towards Pinkham Notch
Bottleneck on Sherburne trail
Please, move aside if you're taking a break.
Skiing Dog
This dog was descending as fast as the skiier, by jumping.
Pinkham Notch crowd
Creek near Pinkham Notch
Bridge

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