Rundle has this "Dragonback" part, slab that is not too narrow but drops on both sides. With wet snow it could be slippery & risky coming down. Yes snow can help on scree but only if it is firm; right now it is soft and non-supportive & would make things even more miserable specially near the top. Its really best that it's dry.



Re North Shore - would be interesting to see if you know something I am not aware off; I was working at a time on a hiking guidebook & mapped lots of obscure areas Golden Ears to Squamish