Skiing first fall snow on Logan Pass in Glacier National Park

Yesterday my good friend and I Sonny headed up Logan Pass for a September 1 ski day. We have skied many of days from deep December powder to icy summer stuff. This year we were blessed with 3″ of smooth butter snow! It was a great way to ski my 46th month in a row of skiing year round within 75 miles of Whitefish. Who knows what this years La Niña holds…

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Looking up Bird Woman Basin in Glacier National Park.

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Bird Woman Falls – all 492 feet of her with a fresh coating of snow.

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Logan Pass got it’s first 3″ of snow on September 1, 2011 with the famous the Going-to-the-Sun Road in the back left.

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Logan Pass visitor center with 3″ of September 1, 2011 snow.

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Snow covered flowers.

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Fresh snow on Logan Pass water falls.

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Who’s kidding who we are skiing!

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Sonny getting ready to drop in.

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Skiing is believing!

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Sonny in the 3″ of butter.

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Time to down climb.

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Flowers with snow.

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Paint brush on Logan Pass.




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