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    Greg Mihalik
    Spectator

    @greg23

    Locale: Colorado

    We're contemplating the Four Passes Loop starting June 29th.

    Anyone got firsthand info on the snow levels?

    Thanks

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    Steven Evans
    BPL Member

    @steve_evans

    Locale: Canada

    Hey Greg,
    Any chance we can see a nice trip report on your trip afterwards? I've had my eye on that loop for years…

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    Greg Mihalik
    Spectator

    @greg23

    Locale: Colorado

    Steve,
    The Aspen Ranger Station reports the snow level at 11,500', a thousand snowpacked feet below each of the passes.

    We were thinking of a fast and light trek, but unless someone provides first hand info, we will be heading elsewhere.

    Going up is seldom a problem. It the acceleration down which concerns me. Trail runners and, unfortunately, no TiCas.

    I have done it in early October with no crowds. It is great.

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    Greg Mihalik
    Spectator

    @greg23

    Locale: Colorado

    Anyone have any first or secondhand info???

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    John Whynot
    Member

    @jdw01776

    Locale: Southeast Texas

    Try the forums on 14ers.com. When I attempted this loop last July, I found plenty of up-to-date info. Still went too early for my experience level, but at least I knew what to expect. I'll be trying again in a little over 3 weeks…

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