Corner Pocket
Trail
1.2 mile
1.9 kilometer
point to point
Ski Line
Intermediate/Difficult
Elevation
Ascent:
0'
0 m
Descent: -1,373' -418 m
High: 11,985' 3,653 m
Low: 10,613' 3,235 m
Grade
Avg Slope: 22% (12°)
Max Slope: 112% (48°)
Avalanche risk for Jul 10, 2019: Unknown
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“A moderately hard ski line above treeline heading into the trees and following Second Creek to Highway 40.”
— Kevin Gillest
Need to Know
Description
Use the Current Creek Approach, heading to the base of the Postage Stamp. Be extremely careful before dropping in on this line; it is a better spring ski when snow has stabilized. There are a few options for dropping in but be careful of the rocks. We headed skiers right, skiing into the Corner Pocket Trees before following the Second Creek Drainage. As you get closer to Hwy 40, you'll end up on the Second Creek Approach.
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Contacts
Land Manager: USFS - Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forests Office
Sep 17, 2019: Volunteer on National Public Lands Day!
Sep 11, 2019: Fire Restrictions on the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests Reduced
Sep 8, 2019: Forest Service seeks comments on Loveland Ski Area Lift Replacement
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