Juneau is situated along the shores of the Northern Inside Passage and is surrounded by islands and mountains. We enjoy a maritime snowpack with consistent snowfalls throughout the winter at tree-line and up. The majority of storms will range in temperatures from 25 to 35 degrees Fahrenheit and dump a few feet of snow between cycles.
With over 1 million acres of permitted land, there are many opportunities to explore new places and rack-up first descents. Our terrain is so incredibly varied that it’s difficult to post averages regarding a typical day of operation. We have lines that descend 5,000 feet, and others that may only be steep 900 foot spines. Some runs take over an hour for a group to complete, and others may take 15 minutes. It’s important to remember that there are many variables involved for each given day and group. Where and how we complete lines is dictated largely by the snowpack and capability of each individual.