Activator Gully



A long and slightly complex line, very unique for the area. Activator Gully faces east, making it a good early morning run in the spring. This also means it can be baked out very quickly on a hot day. The exit to this run burns out in late spring, so March / early-mid April are the best time to attempt this line.
Reach the summit of Mount Clay and drop in to the Great Gulf, a short hanging snowfield leads to a left trending ramp. Make turns down this exposed ramp, which empties out into a wide, low angle chute. Ski this all the way to the bottom, until the line is closed off by a small cliff. Bushwack to skiers right and exit the gully, trending towards Spaulding Lake. Skin back towards Spaulding Lake and reconnect with the bottom of Airplane Gully for the exit.
Activator Gully



A long and slightly complex line, very unique for the area. Activator Gully faces east, making it a good early morning run in the spring. This also means it can be baked out very quickly on a hot day. The exit to this run burns out in late spring, so March / early-mid April are the best time to attempt this line.
Reach the summit of Mount Clay and drop in to the Great Gulf, a short hanging snowfield leads to a left trending ramp. Make turns down this exposed ramp, which empties out into a wide, low angle chute. Ski this all the way to the bottom, until the line is closed off by a small cliff. Bushwack to skiers right and exit the gully, trending towards Spaulding Lake. Skin back towards Spaulding Lake and reconnect with the bottom of Airplane Gully for the exit.
Length
0.4 mi
Elevation gain
0 ft
Elevation loss
-1,280 ft
Average slope angle
33º
Max slope angle
49º
Aspect
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