This day had a bit more bs than anticipated but what a great line - definitely need to come back to this area to ski the other lines in the Twin Lakes area.

Skinning through the marshes with the snow still low as 7400’ish albeit a little suncupped

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Now entering the drainage looking towards Ice Lake Pass with the jagged Kettle Peak

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The Incredible Hulk - we’d be ascending and descending the left couloir

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Kettle Peak again with its couloirs a bit obscured

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Top of the line waiting for the corn that never quite came with the funky weather and clouds

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Dropping off the opposite SE side looks fun as well, would be fun to link up next time

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Looking down the line; it started lightly snowing on our way down

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Skiing down was a bit engaging with the inconsistent snow and firmer snow conditions, and also seeing the rocky runout

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A bit circuitous getting back to the Robinson Creek Trail with all of the marshes and streams opening up.

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Notes

• This was probably ~11 miles and 4500’ of vertical gain in around 7 ½ hours.
• We definitely should have done more research because we thought it was very simple topographically (and it was - you just have to cross Robinson Creek strategically; we crossed both too early and late).
• Would be fun to ski Kettle, Hulk Right, and the Matterhorn couloirs from the Twin Lakes campground, which is just a glorified RV park. There is some redtape to do anything in this area I believe.