Joined: Fri Nov 12, 2004 1:43 pm Posts: 441 Location: Western Washington
Jack, it might be a little cramped riding w/me in my little car, but I could modify my plans a little and take you with. If you wanna check out the available space, I'll stop by and let you look after work 'cause I'm in the same town as you during the day. Call me, I'll pm you my work phone # Jon
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Joined: Tue Nov 23, 2004 1:11 pm Posts: 10 Location: seattle, wa
I think a get together would be a neato idea. I however, think we might want to choose a more concrete weekend so that if peeps are going to come from ID,WA (not west coast), OR etc that perhaps they can plan for it. Also, so that local peeps can make room in their schedules.
Joined: Sun Mar 12, 2006 6:40 pm Posts: 734 Location: Seattle
Latest report I saw was they would start at it in late March, but if we keep getting al this snow, who knows. Would love to head up there when it opens though.
Joined: Tue Nov 15, 2005 2:13 pm Posts: 214 Location: Shoreline, WA
As of yesterday....here is the current hwy20 info
Spring Reopening On Schedule for The North Cascades Highway
Date: Monday, March 13, 2006
Contact: WSDOT NC Region Communications Manager Jeff Adamson (509) 667-2815 E-Mail: adamsoj@wsdot.wa.gov
WENATCHEE - The reopening of SR 20, The North Cascades Highway, will get underway the week of March 20th. For the second time in three weeks, WSDOT North Central Region Avalanche Control technicians evaluated the snow conditions on snowmobiles today. They found deeper snow accumulations from the recent storms and many of the avalanche chutes have still not released their snow loads. That must happen before it's safe for crews to begin clearing the highway under them. Snow depth at the east closure gate was 5-1/2 feet. Above that point, it was about 7-feet. At the top of Washington Pass, the snow is 7-1/2 feet deep. The deepest accumulation on February 22nd was just east of Washington Pass beneath the Liberty Bell Number Three avalanche chute where snow 45-feet deep covered the highway. At the same time, depths of 20-feet were found further east below Cutthroat Ridge. Avalanche Control Technician Mike Stanford says, “Those are all deeper now.â€Â
Joined: Wed Oct 06, 2004 10:57 pm Posts: 4986 Location: California
bummer jack...there's always next year.
re next week, I've got work and plans with the family for Saturday but I might be able to get out on sunday if we start early. Give a shout as it gets closer.
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