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A moderate line from the summit of Mount Blackmore


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4.4

Miles

7.1

KM

Ski Line

10,113' 3,083 m

High

6,726' 2,050 m

Low

140' 43 m

Up

3,527' 1,075 m

Down

16%

Avg Slope (9°)

75%

Max Slope (37°)
Type: Backcountry or Sidecountry
Hyalite road is closed from approximately Apr. 15 to May 15.

Description

From the summit of Mount Blackmore take descend generally skiiers-left hugging your ascent line all the while letting your skis or board run a bit enjoying this airy zone.

Once you are over the wide open snowfields of the North Shoulder open it up and throw some sprays to the valley floor. From here, take a safe vantage and give your partner the all-clear. Watch as they mimic your line and then reconnoiter. From here it is a quick transition to make another lap on the snowfield, or make the decision to continue down valley back to the trailhead.

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Starting the bootpack to the summit of Mount Blackmore.
Mar 12, 2015 near Bozeman, MT
The East Face of Mount Blackmore.
Mar 12, 2015 near Bozeman, MT
Splitboarding the East Face of Mount Blackmore.  Elephant and Alex Lowe peaks in distance.
Mar 13, 2015 near Bozeman, MT
Blackmore basin
Mar 13, 2015 near Bozeman, MT
The intermediate powder fields of Mount Blackmore's east face.
Mar 12, 2015 near Bozeman, MT
Dropping off the summit
Mar 13, 2015 near Bozeman, MT

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