Splitboarding Mt Saint Helens - Solo Summit

Since exploding in 1980 and being declared a national monument in 1982, Mount Saint Helens has become one of the most well known of the major Cascade peaks. In this video I take advantage of a spring storm clearing up and get a nice splitboarding session in the last day before permit season begins. The Climber's Bivouac was still not accessible due to remaining snow, so I accessed the mountain from Marble Mountain Sno-Park. From there, the route to summit the mountain is about 12 miles round trip with over 5,600 ft of elevation gain.

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I used a picture of the mountain and trail map from the following links:

https://environment.uw.edu/wp-content...

http://wanderlusthiker.com/mount-sain...

Video Contents:
00:00 - Intro, Marble Mountain Sno-Park
00:25 - Worm Flows Approach
02:57 - Converting Splitboard
05:12 - Ascending Snow Fields
06:28 - Crater Rim to Summit
08:56 - Snowboarding Down
14:20 - Navigating to Intercept Trail System
16:01 - Chocolate Falls
16:48 - Ski Trails to Parking Lot
19:23 - Sign Off