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Max slope angle
30-45 Degrees
Vertical descent
2,000.00 ft (609.60 m)
Distance
4.00 mi (6.44 km)
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The advantage of doing it this way is that you get two more awesome descents below the Seagull. The first is down to Lake Martha. From there, transition for a quick climb and then enjoy the Dog Lake Chutes back to Brighton proper.
Ofc, these are all subject to avy conditions and should only be done during periods of stability.
The starting elevation is roughly the same for Brighton vs. Grizzly.
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