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Snowboard tracks on the mountain known locally as Dog Peak after a rare Spring storm left a deep snowpack on the west side of Wheeler's north ridge, which is usually windblown and scoured down to the rocks.
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The Ring Finger has several starting zones, this is the most prominent and widest, below the cliffs that line the chute near treeline
Dog Peak's west face, March 22, 2015 after a series of Spring storms brought heavy snow to the area
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J. Bella
Jan 19, 2019 near Taos Ski Valley, NM
“Snowboard tracks on the mountain known locally as Dog Peak after a rare Spring storm left a deep snowpack on the west side of Wheeler's north ridge, which is usually windblown and scoured down to the rocks.”  

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Snowboard tracks on the mountain known locally as Dog Peak after a rare Spring storm left a deep snowpack on the west side of Wheeler's north ridge, which is usually windblown and scoured down to the rocks.
Dog Peak's west face, March 22, 2015 after a series of Spring storms brought heavy snow to the area
March 7, 2018 ~ thin snowpack in the Taos range
Near the top of Hidden Chute 2019
Rj Francis @_yourmyboyblue rippin the Hidden Chute, March 2015
Wheeler's northwest slopes from Kachina's east side
Hidden Trees December 2018
The Ring Finger has several starting zones, this is the most prominent and widest, below the cliffs that line the chute near treeline
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Taos Ski Valley, NM
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