3.6

Name: 3.6
Rating: 2.0

2.0 ( 1 )

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0.8 mile 1.4 kilometer point to point
Ski Line
Intermediate/Difficult

Elevation

Ascent: 2' 1 m
Descent: -779' -238 m
High: 10,564' 3,220 m
Low: 9,785' 2,982 m

Grade

Avg Slope: 17% (10°)
Max Slope: 39% (21°)

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Avalanche risk for May 19, 2019: Considerable

Dangerous avalanche conditions. Careful snowpack evaluation, cautious route-finding and conservative decision-making essential. Natural avalanches possible; human-triggered avalanches likely.

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0.2 mi 0.3 km • -245 ft Descent • -74.75 m Descent

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0.2 mi 0.2 km • -469 ft Descent • -143.01 m Descent

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After the Flora Creek drainage gets tighter and steeper, down lower from the entrance point.

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1.1 mi 1.7 km • -1,754 ft Descent • -534.5 m Descent

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The Shoulder - Ski Line A

0.3 mi 0.4 km • -529 ft Descent • -161.34 m Descent

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Hourglass chute

0.1 mi 0.1 km • -179 ft Descent • -54.49 m Descent

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“Fairly tight Tree run following Second Creek, not too difficult”

— Kevin Gillest

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Type: Backcountry or Sidecountry

Need to Know

Caution:
• As many people may or may not know, the 7 Mile run below has caused many people to get lost over the years. Do not take this lightly, be sure to have a GPS before starting down either 3.5 or 3.6. Just remember, the Frazier River is below in the valley, take this left to highway 40 and you'll not have any issues. If you are directionally challenged, you might steer clear of these ski runs.

Description

Parking Area:
Directly across the highway and toward Winter Park, same parking lot as 3.5 Ski Run

Ski Information:
• We headed towards the Second Creek Drainage
• We cross the Creek Bed 5-7 times before reaching the Fraser River
• Be extremely careful in the creek bed, lot of down trees
• Skiing is tight trees, but more continuous than 3.5 ski run
• Cross the Frazier River was no problem, but we had a lot snow
• After cross the Frazier River head left toward Highway 40 switch back, the trail is normally broke and easy to follow

Partner:
Skied with John Valiquette Feb 10th, 2018