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Skinning back up. A minimum of a foot of fresh since Sunday
The 950m ledge above Loch Avon. Total ski 200m vertical over 1km
Fiacaill Ridge poma run. Onlt two other set of tracks on it, but it was great until the foot where it became heavy
Upper cas. No stream now!
Fiacaill traverse
Traverse
Folk had been down the east gully
Anoach. Stashes of fresh powder.
Beautifully pisted Fairway
Lower M2. Great skiing but watch out for rocks
Upper M2. Good cover
Lady. Moguls all gone but their icy tips are just below the surface.
M1. Lovely skiing but rocky in parts
M1 sidetrack. Fantastic early in the day but rocks were appearing as the day went on.
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New snow this week has greatly freshened up the already open runs, plus the snow has re-opened the M1 sidetrack, M1 RaceTrack, and the M2. These were all good but there are a few rocks to avoid where the new snow is baseless.
The White Lady is offering good riding for advanced skiers/boarders though still fairly narrow on the mid-section before the cut-off onto the Skirt, back to either the M1 or Funicular.
The Ciste gully was closed because of windslab on the traverse out, but this is being assessed. The Aonach Bowl is unpisted but loaded with fresh if somewhat baseless powder.
Top to Daylodge riding is again on offer via the Carpark Runs which are pisted, it's also possible to get an unpisted route down the Fiacaill Ridge. Fiacaill Traverse and Fiacaill runs offer an excellent longer blue off the Cas Tow. Fiacaill Ridge Poma can run if demand.
