During a road trip to Montana we spent much of our day looking for access to skiable snow patches. At around 7:00 PM we arrived at Lost Trail

Looking out at Webber Ridge at the beginning of our hike out: Stev does “the point” on Webber Ridge: A view of northwest facing slopes near Castle Peak:

(Approach and first part of our first run.) Spence does “the point” at Castle Pass, elevation 7880′ Stev hiking up… …and “storming the castle” with a bootpack… Sequence

Stev and Penny head up: Stev bootpacks up… …and starts his first run… Stev bootpacks up for another run… …while Penny bites an invisible critter on the surface

Mirrored reflection of carbon fiber Lhasa Pows: Spence starts down the upper ridge or snow strap of the “B-cup Chute” Stev: Spence: Stev: Spence: Stev: Spence skis back

Colby, Mark, Natalie, and Spence on the “Jan Michael Vincent Bridge of Danger”: Colby and Mark navigate a little water crossing: Spence’s Pack: Someone else has been up

Stev on the approach: Spence does “the point.” Spence heads down… Stev follows… …and completes some “creamed corn eights”… Spence starts another run… …then goes over to the

Before skiing Dunderberg’s Right Shoulder we attempted to ski another patch. A patch too far, without a bridge. This is what we saw at the beginning of our

Penny: Stev and Penny: Stev at the top the next run… …heading down… Off to another run further down… …up and down… Stev and Makisha: Stev dropping in:

Looking up at “No Name” Peak from the east side of Sonora Pass: Looking back up at “No Name” Peak from the west side of Sonora Pass: Looking