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From reports that I have heard, it will be similar to what @Rob experienced. Mostly clear (hasn't been snow or rain for weeks), but a few areas where the snow is hanging out. And some mud.

I've never used a Clik bad, but that looks like a good thing. I'm a fan of the Peak Design Capture Pro for my camera. Leaves the camera a bit exposed, but I'm used to that since I would just hang the camera from my neck before.

It's mostly cause most of these people don't have any form of hiking shoe. It's a weird shoe, but it does the trick.

Originally on my blog: mountain-dude.blogspot.com President's Day I headed up Brian Head Peak (the one in the photo above). The peak reaches to a height 11, 307 ft.; not too tall, but making it one of the highest points in southern Utah. Such a fun hike, despite the poor snowfall this year...

So Cool! Love how strange the formations are out in the area. Great shots!

I really thought it was too...and I have no clue where it is...just wanted to agree.

These threads kill me! I love it! I understand that it is a show and Hollywood work, but seriously. People eat this up like it is so legit. people tell me all the time, "Oh Bear Grylls is fake, but that Les Stroud is actually surviving in the wild. It's real!" In fake someone just told me that...

I don't know if this is still relevant, but I just talked to a friend who fishes Lee's Ferry often and he said that its great in the morning. I was going to be going down there this weekend, but plans change...

Borrowed a nice 2x tele-converter...I like this!

We didn't go anywhere that warranted carrying one...that being said...we prep'd on avalanches