Name: The Pinky
Rating: 3.0

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“A narrow shot through the trees that holds cold powder days after a storm.”

— J. Bella

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Type: Backcountry or Sidecountry

Need to Know

Avalanche terrain

Description

The Pinky is narrow and sheltered from sun by the tall spruce and douglas firs that border this chute. When the larger chutes have a suncrust or have been hardened by wind, this is a good bet to find powder. Usually skiable from treeline down, the bottom third of the line skirts the Ring Finger's apron and runs across the Williams Lake Trail.

Contacts

Land Manager: USFS - Carson National Forest

Oct 17, 2018: Tres Piedras District Plans to Conduct the Tio Gordito Prescribed Burn

Oct 8, 2018: Camino Real Ranger District cerrado hoy

Oct 4, 2018: If Trees Could Talk: Peeled Trees in the Picuris Mountains- Carson National Forest Speaker Series

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in Wheeler Peak Wilderness Area

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Shredding the Pinky Trib on a Spring pow day

The Ring Finger has several starting zones, thi…

Bottom of the Pinky Chute, riding into the apron

0.5 Miles 0.9 Kilometers Ski Line	0' 0 m Ascent -1,500' -457 m Descent
52% Avg Slope (28°) 74% Max Slope (37°)	12,257' 3,736 m High 10,757' 3,279 m Low

The Pinky

0.5 Miles 0.9 Kilometers

Ski Line

0' 0 m

-1,500' -457 m

52%

74%

12,257' 3,736 m

10,757' 3,279 m

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