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Large queue at the Meall Odhar Poma vanished when Glas Maol opened. It can pay to be creative with where you ski!
Bluebird mid morning looking over the middle valley to Meall Odhar.
Glas Maol Poma in the afternoon, clouded over for a time.
Looking out the Glas Maol Traverse as dusk approaches.
View down the Fionn Red and over to Center Gully. Fionn Red narrow in places, but decent surface conditions.
Link from Tom Dearg to Cluny & Beag. Caenlochan and Meall Odhar T-bar in the distance.
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A bit less drama to start the day than on CairnGorm, but probably more people as a result to enjoy a fantastic day across the whole of Glenshee's 3 valleys and 4 Munros, with the Glas Maol Poma making it's season debut.
There is superb riding on offer for all ability levels with machine packed powder on the groomers throughout the area. The beginner area at the Dink Dink and Rope Tow has excellent cover and Claybokie is in great shape for progressing.
The Western aspects of Sunnyside and Meall Odhar, plus Glas Maol are absolutely loaded. Once Glas Maol opened and everyone had got over was as if often the case the time to hit Meall Odhar and take advantage of the varied and fantastic natural terrain this to often overlooked part of the area has to offer in terms of both blue and red runs and various off-piste lines.
This is a small selection of today's photos by oldagedpredator, view lots more in the Public Reports.
