"Skied 4th of July Bowl; was originally thinking I would summit peak 10 but got turned around by time and equipment constraints. Did one quick lap at the bottom, then hiked towards the top of the snow field. Stopped at 13,150 feet, snow slope was around 45˚ and only got steeper above where I stopped. Would have needed an ice axe and/or crampons to continue safely (for my risk tolerance) on that route. Snow was fairly soft and made for a very enjoyable August ski session." — wazoheat • Aug 14, 2019

"Did my first three-summit day at Breckenridge. Hiked Peak 8 (twice), Peak 7, and Peak 6 summits, with ski descents from each. No huge feat on the mountaineering scale (I was starting from the top of the highest lifts) but still something I've been wanting to try for years. This was my final hike of the day. Summited Peak 6 from the top of Kensho Superchair, skied down into Beyond Bowl." — wazoheat • Apr 23, 2019

"Did my first three-summit day at Breckenridge. Hiked Peak 8 (twice), Peak 7, and Peak 6 summits, with ski descents from each. No huge feat on the mountaineering scale (I was starting from the top of the highest lifts) but still something I've been wanting to try for years. This was the first Peak 8 hike. Skied along the ridge to the south...was originally thinking of skiing Wacky's Chute but the entrance was very sketchy. Skied along the Snow White rope back to Imperial Lift." — wazoheat • Apr 23, 2019

"Did my first three-summit day at Breckenridge. Hiked Peak 8 (twice), Peak 7, and Peak 6 summits, with ski descents from each. No huge feat on the mountaineering scale (I was starting from the top of the highest lifts) but still something I've been wanting to try for years. In this stretch I hiked to Peak 8 from the top of Imperial Superchair, skied north into the saddle between Peaks 8 and 7, hiked up to the Peak 7 summit, then skied Peak 7 Bowl (maybe closer to the C.J.'s line; I was really just improvising and having fun so I didn't pay much attention to my route)." — wazoheat • Apr 23, 2019

"Climbed east ridge of father dyer, and traversed to crystal and peak 10 and descended east ridge of peak 10 to wheeler trail and back to Spruce Creek trail. Some short fun scrambling sections on the father dyer east ridge!" — tylerburg • Aug 27, 2016