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Heading up toward the summit and old-growth forests of Mt. Margaret is both beautiful and fun!
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Overview of one uptrack option on the SW face of Platinum Peak.
Vik Sahney carving the powder in the Kendall Trees. ~18-24 inches of fresh on April 17th, 2018! (Photo Credit - Gavin Woody)
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Scott Heinz
Jan 3, 2017 near Skykomish, WA
“Heading up toward the summit and old-growth forests of Mt. Margaret is both beautiful and fun!”  

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Heading up toward the summit and old-growth forests of Mt. Margaret is both beautiful and fun!
Vik Sahney carving the powder in the Kendall Trees. ~18-24 inches of fresh on April 17th, 2018! (Photo Credit - Gavin Woody)
Soft landings for Ruaraidh Stenson in the Kendall Trees, April 17, 2018 (Photo credit - Gavin Woody)
Vik Sahney ascending to the Kendall Trees through deep snow - April 17, 2018 (Photo Credit - Gavin Woody)
Close to the end of the descent, right before the footpath.
Looking down the Colchuck Glacier from the Dragontail-Colchuck notch.
The Colchuck Glacier is the obvious snow slope from the Dragontail-Colchuck col down to Colchuck Lake.
Overview of one uptrack option on the SW face of Platinum Peak.
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Mt. Margaret Ascent

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Skykomish, WA
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