Copper Peaks

Unnamed north-facing ski line just east of the Copper Peaks north couloir. Expect similar alpine terrain to the main north couloir, with consequential exposure and no easy escape once you drop in. Treat it as a serious committing line rather than a mellow lap.

Access it from the same approach you use for the Copper Peaks north couloir, then push a little farther east along the ridge to find the next obvious north-facing slot. Make sure you can clearly identify your exit and that it is not cliffed out from below; visibility and prior recon from the valley are key.

Given the aspect and shape, watch for wind loading, cross-loaded pockets, and overhead hazard from the ridge. The line likely funnels into a terrain trap low down, so stability needs to be well above average before you commit. This is not a good first tour in the zone; only go if you already know the Copper Peaks north couloir well and have a solid read on local avalanche conditions.