This Peak is called the "Island". Deep in the Chugach range. We skied the shadowed wall to the left of the prominent spine. 45-50 degrees for 3000 vertical!

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This Peak is called the "Island". Deep in the Chugach range. We skied the shadowed wall to the left of the prominent spine. 45-50 degrees for 3000 vertical!

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The clouds blow in unexpectedly on a summit attempt of a peak in Southeast Alaska.

Skiing big big big lines.

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“This Peak is called the "Island". Deep in the Chugach range. We skied the shadowed wall to the left of the prominent spine. 45-50 degrees for 3000 vertical!”

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