Indy Basin, Elk Basin, Evans Basin.

Primarily traveled on the edges of start zones looking for results and digging into the snowpack. I was surprised by the little feedback and a few obvious signs of instability encountered. The 2/2 interface consisted of SH up to 1cm in size, to small facets on a crust, to just a crust. Even where I found a layer of good surface hoar, I didn't often observe obvious signs of instability. The slab was also often soft, F with a little  4F.

The worst layer of SH was in lower Elk Creek where it was up to 1cm in size on NE-facing slopes. Interestingly I wasn't able to remotely trigger anything traveling above those start zones. The slab in the start zones was up to 85cm thick thanks to wind-loading off the Seven Sisters. F to 4F

As the aspect became more easterly in Lower Elk Creek the SH got smaller and started to get backed into a crust. This area was where I was able to get a few small remote triggers that ran on the steepest terrain features and didn't propagate wide. The slabs here in more wind-sheltered terrain were around 60cm. F to 4F. A similar snowpack existed in the Moonscape area of Evans basin, though the slab was slightly smaller and down to around 50cm.