"With national and provincial parks closed, I did this peak on the still accessible crown land. While probably just a hike in the summer, this ridgewalk is a serious undertaking in the winter conditions. I'm glad I brought a probe to check for cornices. Ice-axe wouldn't be enough. "Ram Mountain" is a misnomer. It's a long ridge with 7 bumps. Both Ram 5 and 6 have the same height within the margin of error. Most people view Ram 6 as the highpoint. I traversed all 7 bumps." — Taras • Mar 29, 2020

"Both summits of Wildhorse Ridge, too bad couldn't make a loop due to avi conditions. Had to return the same way. A great family day out for starting the season. 7km with 800m gain. " — alexp • Mar 28, 2020

"Wanted to check out a different approach. Even though there was some snow free slopes I managed stay in the snow and snowshoe the entire way. Breaking trail always lots of fun." — Randy • Mar 19, 2020

"Wapta conditions & Mt Thompson - Mar 14, 15 2020. 3 of us went in to Peyto Hut and back via Bow Lake. Skied Mt Thompson on our way out. Widespread wind affect pretty typical for the Wapta, but in more places than usual due to the opposing winds during the week. Lots of wind slabs/ crusts, drumming, cracking, sastrugi, and crappy skiing to be found! Cold snow was slow and high friction until later on Sunday. Coverage all over is fantastic, though. I probed 5 or 6 times over the weekend and only once was it under 3m (290cm). Average of ~310cm otherwise. Snow depth on the ice field is very good. We were able to ski from the summit of Mt Thompson and didn't hit a single rock the whole way, which isn't typical.... however, the ski quality was nothing to brag about. Alpine weather on Sunday was absolutely incredible, with perhaps the best weather day I've ever had on skis. Snow remained dry all day, too. There were tons of parties out, some pictured. Of note - there were cornice collapses on the N face on Rhondda, and E face of Mt Baker - neither of which resulted in an avalanche, sweet. Snow stability in the area seemed good - save for some random wind-slabs which we found to be non rea..." — jakefinnan • Mar 15, 2020

"Went snowshoeing with fresh snow from the previous morning’s snowfall. The sun was shinning bright and the snow was getting heavy. Snow was shin to waist deep near the summit. " — Randy • Mar 5, 2020