McCully Basin Approach
Beginning with a gentle 4-mile approach rising 1800 feet, the trail winds through a thick forest with only two switchbacks. Once in the basin, the ski terrain offers something for everyone. From low-angled gladed meadows to broad moderate north-facing alpine bowls surrounded by non-technical summits sprinkled with black-diamond chutes. At the end of the day, all you need to remember is to follow the path of water and you’ll eventually find your way back to camp.
McCully Basin Approach
Beginning with a gentle 4-mile approach rising 1800 feet, the trail winds through a thick forest with only two switchbacks. Once in the basin, the ski terrain offers something for everyone. From low-angled gladed meadows to broad moderate north-facing alpine bowls surrounded by non-technical summits sprinkled with black-diamond chutes. At the end of the day, all you need to remember is to follow the path of water and you’ll eventually find your way back to camp.
Length
4.4 mi
Elevation gain
168 ft
Elevation loss
-1,894 ft
Average slope angle
15º
Max slope angle
33º
Aspect
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