The route up Yoho Peak from the Guy Hut is simple enough but the summit ridge can be heavily corniced, so some visibility is essential if you're to travel it safely. The ascent is short and enjoyable, and the view - particularly to the Presidents Peaks to the south - just gets better as you climb. Depending on the conditions it might be necessary to bootpack brief sections of the ridge, but most of it should be easily skin-able.

The summit itself is actually not on the highest point of the snow, which suggests that the peak's cornice is pretty huge; stick to the highest rocky point rather than trying to tag the actual high point. The summit is marked with a cross and there's a summit box with a logbook and a couple of rather "humourous" items....You'll have to go up there yourself to find out the details!

The ski down follows the ridge initially and then drops down the peak's north face. Beneath the north face proper are a series of bowls and it's worth skiing down these for some extra smiles and then skinning back up to the hut if time allows.