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"Super easy family hike in spring-like-almost-summer conditions. The river is good to cross on ice. No snow on the trail at all. Some muddy sections to start. The official summit is virtually view-less due to the trees, although the next bump to the West provides slightly better scenery and improved views, so it's worth a few hundred meters of distance and a little extra elevation." — antons • Mar 2, 2025

"Good conditions. Some snow on trail in the forest but I didn’t use snowshoes, despite carrying them for some distance. Only patches of snow above treeline. I visited 4 high points ( lookout , peak 2 with register and double peaks- highest ) . Light wind , warm weather for the winter , great views. " — PawelG • Mar 1, 2025

" I started with snowshoes, but the trail was packed, so I quickly took them off. Once I started up the slope, I needed to break trail. The snow was never too deep with plenty of dry patches along the way so kept the snowshoes on my pack. The final half km of the summit ridge I experienced postholing, so I used snowshoes up to the summit. I can't say that I would recommend the loop. Dont try to short-cut it anyway. I did and ended up in Baril Creek with steep canyon walls on both sides. Finally, I found a way up the other side to the Fording River pass trail, which was packed by a snowmobile." — Randy • Feb 26, 2025

"North approach hasn't been described anywhere, but worked very well and is for couple kilometers shorter than south. Multiple cutlines/old logging roads reduced bushwhacking to minimum... " — MikaM • Feb 22, 2025

"Paul, Lance, Julie, Cathy and I were all available and able to connect for this little peak. It was our first time in Skoki in winter. We brought the avi gear, but it was pretty dry and our terrain was mellow." — leigh-annewebster • Feb 16, 2025