Hollyburn ready to go?

It's been a couple years since I have skinned up Hollyburn.
Wondering how much snow to fill in the dead falls etc.
Anyone been up yet?

There is really only one way to know…just go.

I heard from a NV dude very top pitch skied ok rest was cement + lower reaches had alotta' stuff sprouting out.

Good dumphappening this weekend - hit it monday morning and see.

Highly doubt it. usually need 150-200 base before its not a shitshow

lots of crap on the ground that needs coverage

Yeah….http://www.avalanche.ca/forecasts/north-shore

I hit it on Sunday for the first time, seemed good to go by my standards.

I hit it on Sunday for the first time, seemed good to go by my standards.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhhxvXsxPDE

Let it begin

http://bc.ctvnews.ca/rescued-out-of-bounds-skier-feels-horrible-and-embarrassed-1.2708918

Let it begin

http://bc.ctvnews.ca/rescued-out-of-bounds-skier-feels-horrible-and-embarrassed-1.2708918

Anyone know if there is a map locating the cache's? Knowing that one got broken into maybe the info isn't made public. But knowing where one is if someone found themselves in trouble would be a big help.

From the article it sounds like routes to the caches are marked on trees.

Was up today, it was kick ass-
More than enough base-

Let it begin

http://bc.ctvnews.ca/rescued-out-of-bounds-skier-feels-horrible-and-embarrassed-1.2708918

I assume that when the NSR guy says “He probably wouldn’t have lasted the night.”, he means "if he hadn't found our cache".

I wonder if the various SAR groups in the S2S corridor, and out on the Coq, have seen a spike in backcountry skier incidents as touring had gone mainstream and there are now lots of people with the gear, but not necessarily the knowledge and skills, to do a relatively simple tour like Hollyburn.

Well I know what I am doing over xmas

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