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hey Beau, about how far is the poma from cooke city, do u know? does it look like they'll make it this weekend? i know yellowstone's all plowed for the most part..
ReplyDeleteHey Gnark,
DeleteYep, all sources say the Beartooth Hwy and the Twin Lakes poma lifts will be good to go on Friday.
Maybe an hour's drive between the two. Have fun!
How about the road to Goose... can you still get a snowmobile in?
ReplyDeleteHi Soulskier,
ReplyDeleteI'd guess you can still snowmachine to the Wilderness boundary up near Goose Lake. I imagine crossing and navigating around many of the lower lakes to be quite dicey, but the snowpack at the Hwy. 212/ Lulu road junction is still 3 or 4 feet deep (plus). With well packed trails..
Cheers.