Lassen Peak: Skiing the Northeast Face (June 99)
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View of Shasta from Northwest
View of Shasta from Southeast
Last Light on Lassen
Sunset from Emigrant Pass
Sunrise on Lassen Peak
Alex Explores a Stream
Climbing Towards the Northeast Face
Alex Atop a Glacier Table
View of Shasta from Lassen Slopes
Climbing Towards the Summit
Struggling Towards the Summit
Lassen Summit Monument
Looking Down the South Side
Lassen Summit Photo
Skiing the Northeast Headwall
Skiing the Northeast Face
Skiing through Slide Debris
Skiing the Last Finger of Snow
Map of the Climbing/Skiing Route
Snowy South Side Parking Lot
Fumaroles at Sulphur Works
View of the South Side of Lassen
From the back side of the summit, I looked down the broad, gentle snowfield of the southeast face. Snow reached up to within a couple hundred feet of the summit, extending continuously down to the park road visible in the valley below. This south side route would be a fine easy ski route, with only 2000 vertical feet and much gentler slopes than the Northeast Face.
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