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PostMon Mar 03, 2008 2:48 pm 
wolfs wrote:
Is this the little spot immediately past the concrete trestle where the RR crosses US2? I saw a little spur road there that looked plowed wide enough to park on last time thru.
That would likely be the other space I referred to in a previous post. It was maybe another half mile or so west of where we eventually parked. Coming from Stevens Pass, it is on your right.

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PostMon Mar 03, 2008 6:57 pm 
Arrowhead summit
I am "blown away!" All the photos are terrific! The block of Big Chiwaukum is impressive. I like this angle view of the Chiwaukums...they look like true, rugged mountains. View of Bulls Tooth is most interesting as well. You fellows have great endurance and achieve summits with ease...or so it appears! Jasper must get so "R and R" for a spell, though! He is "mighty dog"! What? No avys?! Thank goodness.

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PostMon Mar 03, 2008 11:19 pm 
I was one of the skiers coming from the West.. Not the best snow conditions I've had for skiing Arrowhead, but it wasn't bad after a couple hundred feet off the summit. To Dicey's question on Jim Hill, GeoTom wrote "We did see a couple ski tracks descending from a ridge lower down on Jim Hill. Not sure if anyone actually got any good pictures of them though." I think those tracks where on the 5909' subpeak between Arrowhead and Jim Hill. After descending the west side of Arrowhead we skinned up the north ridge of that subpeak toward those same tracks and did a run down. Fun exploring, but no better snow than the Arrowhead side. Dicey - parking for Jim Hill isn't the best right now. You can park at the Stevens Pass Nordic center and go in via Lanham Lake or walk the highway for 0.37 miles and go in via Henry Creek. We parked just east of where the rr tracks bridge crosses hwy 2 - it would be 0.7 miles back to Henry Creek from there. I don't think there are any options in between.

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PostTue Mar 04, 2008 4:16 pm 
rush wrote:
Dicey - parking for Jim Hill isn't the best right now. You can park at the Stevens Pass Nordic center and go in via Lanham Lake
This is what we did when we attempted it a few years ago. Trail all the way to Lanham Lake.

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PostTue Mar 04, 2008 5:30 pm 
woot for summit tea!

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PostWed Mar 05, 2008 12:39 am 
Had a great trip guys. Thanks for organizing W. Nice to meet you GeoTom and Jasper. Some pics
Up and up with a camera
Up and up with a camera
Picture times
Picture times
Trudging upwards
Trudging upwards
Steve heading up
Steve heading up
Hill
Hill
Group on Top
Group on Top
Highway 2
Highway 2
Hmmm....What should I take a picture of next?
Hmmm....What should I take a picture of next?
Tree
Tree
North Chiwaukum
North Chiwaukum
Matt descending in the forest
Matt descending in the forest

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PostWed Mar 05, 2008 10:34 am 
Justus S., some very nice photos. Love the close up of North Chewaukum! Among my earliest backpack ventures were the Chewaukums in mid-1970's. Ascent and afternoon snooze on Big Chewaukum...the silence and freshness of the air is instilled in my memory. For all that went to Arrowhead....a great bunch of photos and the views...super "wow!"

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PostWed Mar 05, 2008 5:32 pm 
Gret report and awesome pictures. Thanks for sharing.

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PostThu Mar 06, 2008 6:52 pm 
Justus S. wrote:
Had a great trip guys. Thanks for organizing W. Nice to meet you GeoTom and Jasper. Some pics
Up and up with a camera
Up and up with a camera
Picture times
Picture times
Trudging upwards
Trudging upwards
Steve heading up
Steve heading up
Hill
Hill
Group on Top
Group on Top
Highway 2
Highway 2
Hmmm....What should I take a picture of next?
Hmmm....What should I take a picture of next?
Tree
Tree
North Chiwaukum
North Chiwaukum
Matt descending in the forest
Matt descending in the forest
up.gif up.gif Again soon !

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PostFri Mar 07, 2008 10:40 pm 

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PostSun Mar 09, 2008 1:56 am 
Here are a couple stitched photos from the summit.
180 degree pano looking south from Arrowhead
180 degree pano looking south from Arrowhead
Chiwaukum
Chiwaukum
Turns out the Photostitch software that came with my Canon camera is smarter than I am. When I accidentally included a photo that wasn't part of the pano, it detected that it was taken with a different focal length and refused to proceed until I removed it.

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PostSun Mar 09, 2008 8:00 am 
Looks like a fantastic day to be out, great photos.

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PostSun Mar 09, 2008 6:17 pm 
Awesome Matt !

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