2.5 km away
Dresden Face

The Dresden is one of the longest and most continually steep faces in the Wasatch.
Severe Ski Touring
- Distance
- 658 m
- Ascent
- 0 m
- Descent
- 493 m
The classic ski mountaineering line off the iconic Pfeifferhorn Peak
Ski Touring Extreme
To approach, start at the White Pine trailhead 4.6 miles up Little Cottonwood Canyon on the right hand side. Follow the trail over into Red Pine Canyon and either proceed up Red Pine to the Pfeifferhorn Ridge, or cross the stream and climb into Maybird Gulch to access the Pfeifferhorn.
This is one of the most classic ski mountaineering lines off one of the Wasatch mountains most iconic peaks. This line runs off the top of the Pfeifferhorn on the NW side. Sometimes in lean years a short rappel or downclimb is needed to get into the hanging couloir. A few hundred feet of 40 degree skiing funnels into a steeper and sometimes icy pinch where the rappel starts. In some years the cliff fills completely in, but normally it's around 80 to 100 feet of length. Anchors are two nice fixed bolts on the skiers right hand side. The rappel drops you onto a near 50 degree slope that opens up nicely onto a huge apron.
Extreme
Extreme skiing terrain above 45 degrees. These routes are reserved for experienced experts.
2.5 km away
The Dresden is one of the longest and most continually steep faces in the Wasatch.
Severe Ski Touring
3.3 km away
Probably the longest, most consistent rock-lined chute in the Wasatch if you're into that sort of thing.
Severe Ski Touring
4.3 km away
Scotty's is a classic north facing roadside attraction in upper Little Cottonwood Canyon.
Difficult Ski Touring
7.7 km away
Stairs Gulch is 4,000 feet long, serious with a combination of a steep, technical chute and a flat, more mellow finish.
Difficult Ski Touring
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