Name: Fallen Log
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“20+ foot cornice drop to landing on the back of a fallen log.”

— Davis Bedient

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You have to clear the log or there is no landing, after landing on the back side of the log, take a sharp right, and ski/traverse to come back into the resort right above the top of yellow chair.

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From the exit of Golden Eagle Bowl, straight-line down to the flat area on Crystal ridge. Taking all this speed, cut hard left and jump off the edge of the ridge. It's about a 20 to 25 foot drop, plus a solid 20 foot gap to hit the back of the log where you want to land. Speed is your friend. Make sure to traverse hard or you'll miss the exit.

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Land Manager: USFS - Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit Office

Oct 12, 2017: Forest Service campgrounds, roads in Tahoe Basin to begin closing for the season

Oct 11, 2017: Best in the Basin Awards 2017

Oct 5, 2017: Forest thinning underway on Mt. Rose Highway above Incline Village

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Fallen Log

0.4 Miles 0.7 Kilometers

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-422' -129 m

8,181' 2,494 m

7,759' 2,365 m

18%

21%

Unknown

“20+ foot cornice drop to landing on the back of a fallen log.”

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