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Re: Anyone ever hike Mt. Sii?
« Reply #15 on: February 19, 2013, 07:39:51 AM »
Si and Wallace Falls are both nice day hikes, I saw a guy a couple summers ago coming down from Mt. Si wearing flip-flops! :yike: :bdid:


FWIW, I had a bad run in with a tweeker on the way up Wallace Falls and I've heard similar occurances on Mt. Si, might not be a bad idea to be prepared for those kind of things. :tup:
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Re: Anyone ever hike Mt. Sii?
« Reply #16 on: February 19, 2013, 05:29:58 PM »
Si and Wallace Falls are both nice day hikes, I saw a guy a couple summers ago coming down from Mt. Si wearing flip-flops! :yike: :bdid:


FWIW, I had a bad run in with a tweeker on the way up Wallace Falls and I've heard similar occurances on Mt. Si, might not be a bad idea to be prepared for those kind of things. :tup:
We did Wallace falls on the 3rd. Was gorgeous. Great exercise to! My hiking buddy Is trying to pull me into the super intense hikes -Atleast for me- 4000+ Elevation gains..
Ahh gonna be interesting. Im just getting into it the last few months so I feel every bit of it. Then were doing St. Helens this spring once the days get longer. But Im hearing from some people that ones cake. Im having a hard time believing that one.
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Re: Anyone ever hike Mt. Sii?
« Reply #17 on: February 19, 2013, 05:38:22 PM »
Re: Mount St. Helens

It can be pretty snowy up to June.  Back when I had fully functional knees, we used to ski down about May 10th.  You'll need to check when they require permits.

Be very careful at the edge, it is a perfect location for  cornices, which somebody did break thru a number of years ago and were fatally injured.

Later in summer it becomes a pumice slog

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Re: Anyone ever hike Mt. Sii?
« Reply #18 on: February 19, 2013, 05:46:27 PM »
Re: Mount St. Helens

It can be pretty snowy up to June.  Back when I had fully functional knees, we used to ski down about May 10th.  You'll need to check when they require permits.

Be very careful at the edge, it is a perfect location for  cornices, which somebody did break thru a number of years ago and were fatally injured.

Later in summer it becomes a pumice slog
Yeah thanks for the advice Knocker. The permits only allow 100 people a day or something and they go FAST, almost as fast as hunter education classes fill up, being as mine isnt even untill May 20th. That much longer I got to wait.... Grr
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Re: Anyone ever hike Mt. Sii?
« Reply #19 on: February 19, 2013, 06:21:38 PM »
Bring a ton of suncream, two tons if you are doing a snow climb. 

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Anyone ever hike Mt. Sii?
« Reply #20 on: February 19, 2013, 06:51:04 PM »
There is the Mother's Day Parade (or used to be) on the slope of Mt St Helen's.  It is a ski down day basically the weekend before permits are required. Good time.
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