But before long we were battling our skins...

And not long after that we were on top of the ridge, with the ski area behind us:

Coney's terrain reminds me of Vail's back bowls: mellow open fields. But with our current snowpack, I'm happy to ski mellow terrain and check out new places. Even on these mellower pitches we saw evidence of many recent avalanches, however I observed these exclusively on the more easterly aspects, and sticking to the more northerly lines we observed no signs of instability.

Jeff dropped in first, finding smooth, boot deep pow.

through the middle pitches...
and milking the last turns at the bottom.

As always, stoked to ski somewhere new. I'll definitely be going back here, its the kind of terrain that would make for glorious mellow pow turns.
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