After leaving Loveland Pass, we headed to nearby Sapphire Point. This spot always looks fabulous with fresh snow! Luckily, there was still plenty of it on the trees although some of the ground was bare. We walked on the short trail that loops around a fire scarred hill. The new trees that have been planted in the revegetation area are doing quite well! The surface of Lake Dillon, visible down below from many points along the trail, is still mostly frozen. Due to the weather, we unfortunately weren’t able to see Breck in the distance.
Continue reading “Sapphire Point”Loveland Pass
We headed up to Loveland Pass in the early afternoon to see how it looked today after some fresh snow. The pass looked pretty treacherous early in the morning on COtrip but looked much better in the afternoon. And it was!
Continue reading “Loveland Pass”Spring at Arapahoe Basin, Day 3
It snowed 5 inches since yesterday! Everything was coated in beautiful fresh snow. It seemed like there might be some blue sky in the morning but it ended up just getting cloudier with the snow resuming!
Continue reading “Spring at Arapahoe Basin, Day 3”An Hour of Snow
There was snow forecast to the north this morning but it ended up heading down south a bit resulting in an hour or so of nice heavy snow! It was sufficient to lightly coat the ground and the trees as well as make the sidewalks rather slippery.
Continue reading “An Hour of Snow”Even More Snow and Ice!
It’s been a good year for snow. Not that we’ve really had any significant accumulation but its better than nothing! Yesterday, it snowed for a little bit but turned to freezing rain earlier than expected. This resulted in an accumulation of ice on top of the snow. And then it snowed a bit more this morning. Luckily, this combination of snow and ice wasn’t too bad. Most surfaces hadn’t really been cleared of snow yesterday and luckily were not slippery today!
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