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Originally Posted by kcyanks1 Oh sorry, maybe Scott posted the pic? Whoever it was, I believe it was of Riverbed. I think you make a fair point about the woods ...

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Oh sorry, maybe Scott posted the pic? Whoever it was, I believe it was of Riverbed. I think you make a fair point about the woods off Chin Clip, though my experience there is limited to a few runs. The consensus with our group was actually that the run where we stayed closer to the trail was better than the one where we hiked out further based on the across-to-downhill ratio The snow was good throughout, though. Hopefully today's weather isn't changing that
You're thinking of Scott's pics from 2/20.
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You're thinking of Scott's pics from 2/20.
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