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Trail Conditions: Hard frozen snow and ice. Below the Webster-Jackson trail split, it's mostly hard frozen snow with a couple ice flows. Above the trail split towards Jackson, there are a substantial number of long ice flows. Trail was packed out with snow shoes before the freeze so it's pretty smooth.
Special Equipment Required: Microspikes are the minimum. There's a lot of ice but also a lot of trees to grab. There's also enough cover and ice for crampons. Snowshoes not necessary. Off trail, snow is maybe 4 - 6 inches deep.
Comments: I didn't have time to get over to Webster. I hiked down to the waterfall on the Webster segment just after the trail split. This section of the trail was also packed out with snow shoes before the freeze.
John P, bcborder at gmail dot com
Special Equipment Required: Microspikes are the minimum. There's a lot of ice but also a lot of trees to grab. There's also enough cover and ice for crampons. Snowshoes not necessary. Off trail, snow is maybe 4 - 6 inches deep.
Comments: I didn't have time to get over to Webster. I hiked down to the waterfall on the Webster segment just after the trail split. This section of the trail was also packed out with snow shoes before the freeze.
John P, bcborder at gmail dot com
