Maiden Peak is, somewhat surprisingly, the highest point between Diamond Peak and the Three Sisters.
It's an enjoyable ski tour, although the noise from the lifts on the north side of the Willamette
ski area detract somewhat from the experience.
Routes: S/W Slopes (easy ski descent)
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Maiden Peak from Highway 58 in February |
Party: DB solo
Route: S/W Side
Equipment: Touring Skis
Time: Pass - Summit 4 hrs
Summit - Pass 2 hrs 30 mins
Roundtrip from Pass 7 hrs 15 mins
Comments: Warm, little snow
Trip report:
Party: Dietrich and Paul Belitz
Route: S/W Side
Equipment: Touring Skis
Time: Pass - Summit 5 hrs 30 mins
Summit - Pass 2 hrs 50 mins
Roundtrip from Pass 9 hrs
Comments: Icy trail, bad snow
Trip report:
Party: Dietrich and Paul Belitz
Route: S/W Side
Equipment: Touring Skis
Time: Pass - Summit 5 hrs 40 mins
Summit - Pass 2 hrs 30 mins
Roundtrip from Pass 8 hrs 40 mins
Comments: Good, deep snow
Trip report:
Party: DB solo
Route: S/W Side
Equipment: Touring Skis
Time: Pass - Summit 4 hrs 45 mins
Summit - Pass 3 hrs 15 mins
Roundtrip from Pass 8 hrs 30 mins
Comments: Very icy conditions
Trip report:
Party: DB solo
Route: S/W Side
Equipment: X-Country Skis
Time: Pass - Summit 5 hrs
Summit - Pass 2 hrs 30 mins
Roundtrip from Pass 8 hrs 15 mins
Comments: Deep snow, very high winds near the summit
Trip report:
Party: DB, Pete Sercel
Route: S/W Side
Equipment: X-Country Skis
Time: Pass - Summit 4 hrs 30 mins
Summit - Pass 3 hrs
Roundtrip from Pass 8 hrs
Comments: Good snow
Trip report:
Party: DB, Rick Kneedler, one other party member
Route: S/W Side
Equipment: X-Country Skis
Time: Pass - Summit 4 hrs 30 mins
Summit - Pass 4 hrs
Roundtrip from Pass 9 hrs
Comments: Very icy conditions
Trip report: