The East Couloir, Hallett Peak
Trail
0.4 mile
0.6 kilometer
point to point
Ski Line
Difficult
Elevation
Ascent:
0'
0 m
Descent: -871' -265 m
High: 11,032' 3,363 m
Low: 10,161' 3,097 m
Grade
Avg Slope: 47% (25°)
Max Slope: 82% (39°)
Weather
Unknown
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“A broad couloir that provides a shorter alternative to it's neighbor's, Dragontail and Dead Elk.”
— Chris Dickson
Description
After ascending the couloir, rip skins and ski the steep entrance which mellows out into a nice 40-60ft wide couloir at roughly 35 degrees. This is definitely avalanche terrain, so skiing this in solid conditions is advised. Once you ski out the apron, there are several fun boulders to hit, and you can choose between going skier's left into a treed area or straight into a rockslide area. Either way, you end up on Emerald Lake and can re-group there.
A really fun alternative if you're looking for something different from Dragontail Couloir and Dead Elk Couloir in Tyndall Gorge.
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