As spring kicks in and the snowmass melts, it feels like time to acknowledge what an incredible winter it has been: massive snow falls interspaced with rain and warmer weather and crazy storms. A number of resorts were isolated as treefall and landslips cut roadways. In August almost 2 metres of snow fell across the alps, and now (early October) there is still good skiable snow across much of the higher areas.
The following are some images from the Hotham/ Feathertop area in Victoria.
near Hotham, June
near JB Plain, VIC, Julydriving down the Hill, Mt Hotham road, July
August: the big dump
Mt Little Higginbotham Hotham, late August
Mt Loch, AugustDerrick hut
above Golden PointSkiing through thigh deep powder was awesome. But the climb out - through endless deep pow - was something else!Another day at the office
Mt Loch
Hotham road, looking westOn the Razorback
Feathertop (l) & Mt Fainter (r)
On the Razorback
on The Razorback
on the Razorback
on Mount BlowhardGeez, I'm sick of these crowds. Slalom Gully, late SeptemberEarly Oct. South face of Hotham still holding some good linesNot quite ready to call it quitting timeMt Blowhard gullies
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