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“A broad descent with several options leading into glades at the tree line.
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— Gunks Jesse
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Overview
Type: Backcountry or Sidecountry
Always ski backcountry with a partner. Know the avalanche forecast, study and test the snowpack, and carry your probe, beacon, and shovel.
The East Ridge of Saint Vrain Mountain is more of a face than a ridge. This broad descent has many options and can be a long descent to the choke point in Rock Creek (up to 2,000 if conditions are right). When you reach the narrow point of the creek with steepening walls on either side (around 10,400) head east into the forest to regain road 116. Feel the burn down the road to the car!
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Saint Vrain Mountain East Ridge
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