Upper 110s

The trees skier’s left of the Postage Stamp and up the ridge from Perfect Trees. These trees are pretty open with a good pitch but they have some deadfall to avoid. They face South and get a lot of sun. This is an easy place to do some laps.

Maps

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Trailheads

Current Creek

Avalanche Reports

02/07/2013 - (Postage Stamp)

01/12/2011 - (Postage Stamp)

Images

Upper 110s Skier's left of Postage Stamp

Websites

Front Range Ski Mountaineering

Guide Books

Making Turns in Colorado's Front Range Vol. 2 by Fritz Sperry

Backcountry Skiing: Berthoud Pass, Colorado by Rob Writz

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tagged: 110s, Berthoud Pass, Current Creek, Front Range, Grand County

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Denver's Backcountry Playgound | LoDo Agent Pro Tip

8 years ago

[…] the Upper 110’s. Located on Current Creek beyond the summit. There’s a good parking lot you can hike from and […]

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