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 Main Basin T-bar was loaded with fresh wind blown snow.
|  Dropping into the Main Basin.
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 Summit traverse to Happy Valley - Ben Nevis in the distance.
|  Summit - looking south.
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 Summit traverse to Spring Run - Loaded with fresh snow and pisted flat.
|  Entrance to Spring Run, with Rannoch Moor beyond.
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 Spring Run was the pick of the day - loaded with soft, fresh, wind blown snow.
|  Summit - Main Basin T-bar.
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 Rannoch Moor in full Winter splendor.
|  All summit runs open, except Flypaper.
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 Main basin T-bar
|  Main Basin T-bar
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:: Snow Cover
Excellent Cover
:: Surface Conditions (out of 5)
5
:: Weather Conditions
Arrived to light winds in the car park at 9am, but were told that there was to much wind at the top. Waited until 10am, with no change in wind strength in the car park, but less wind at the top.
:: Snow Conditions & Info
Light winds in the car park all day, but at the top of access chairlift, it pciked up. However, from 10am onwards, the wind did not affect skiing, as the slopes were mostly sheltered from the WSW wind.
Snow cover was excellent, with great riding all over the mountain. The pick of the day was the Spring Run, which was steep and loaded with fresh snow. Also, the black/red/blue runs below the access chairlift were seeing a lot of action through the day. I would recommend starting your decent by heading out to the LHS towards the Black run, then cutting back into the middle Red run below the chairlift, then traversing to the RHS to finish on the Blue run.
:: Riders
JMAC
Report Edited Once. Last edited by JMAC1: 2018-03-09 21:01:46
This report was posted by JMAC1 at 20.27hrs on Fri 9th Mar 18
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