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Jessica Hart
The Lake Run seen from Donner Lake.
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Exiting Sugar Bowl Ski Resort from the Summit Chair gate.
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Looking out to Donner Lake from a cloud-capped Judah ridge.
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Dropping into a safer line on Judah ridge during low visibility conditions.
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Skiing the bowl below Judah ridge.
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Enjoying a view of Judah ridge after riding it on a spring day.
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Castle Peak and Frog Lake cliffs seen from Donner summit.
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Judah ridge.
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Lots of beautiful old-growth trees to check out near the summit of Donner Peak.
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Aproaching the summit of Donner Peak.
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Another option is to ski out of the drainage on the west side of Donner Peak to Old Highway 40.
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A look toward Anderson Ridge from Donner Peak.
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Old-growth Sierra junipers are estimated to be between 1,000 and 2,600 years old in the High Sierra.
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Looking out from one of the summit drop-in options.
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Great views of the lake on the first pitch.
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Shredding the steep upper section.
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A look at the terrain below the summit of Donner Peak.
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Tunnel entrance with Donner Peak in the backround.
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Lots of art to check out on the way through the tunnel.
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Checking out grafiti, with the tunnel exit lit up on the left.
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Exiting the tunnel above Tinker Court.
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Riding the last pitch. Photo by Colin Hollister.
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Lots of playful features below the tunnel. Photo by Colin Hollister.
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Skiing the last pitch with the tunnel in the backround.

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