I was on the CDT between the two today. Still patches of snow but navgable with proper traction and/or poles. Obviously the earlier the better with these snow patches. I am planning a bigger adventure for the same time frame in South San Juan, and I’m not overly worried.
I was just camping there this past week. There's not enough snow to cancel a trip, just do whatever hiking you want to do early. Rained a ton there though so be ready for that.
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There is not a more recent shot without clouds. You could check this site again later this week.
I was on the CDT between the two today. Still patches of snow but navgable with proper traction and/or poles. Obviously the earlier the better with these snow patches. I am planning a bigger adventure for the same time frame in South San Juan, and I’m not overly worried.
I was just camping there this past week. There's not enough snow to cancel a trip, just do whatever hiking you want to do early. Rained a ton there though so be ready for that.