Circa 1930-40, tackling and schusing the steep slopes of Old Greyback was a feat taken on by few and accomplished by only a handful. Early skiers, though lacking in form due to their equipment, probably skied more terrain than one could imagine. Today, descents of Baldy's West and South slopes are common, with North and East slope descents rare, but popular.
Drivers view of the road, as taken through the front window.
We arrived to an empty parking area, shared only with a 1' of new snow, and still coming. Pictured are Bahram Manahedgi and Kyle Amundsen. Chris Bea and Jay Greening breakin trail up the standard route to the Hut. It's not often you can leave your truck with your skis on your feet. Arriving at the hut after blazing a long skin track in virgin pow.