We took advantage of a small break in the weather and got in a nice dry ride. Parking area at the trailhead (3300ft) was snow free, and we didnt encounter snow until we hit around 3800ft. At the peak (4100) there was maybe 2" of wet snow, but nothing you couldnt ride thru for the most part. The descent down the backside was fast and grippy with no mud and is in great shape. 

We rode out to Harris lake (also snow free) before heading back. All the water crossing were shallow enough to ride without any issue. I think I prefered riding this trail now vs. mid summer. No bugs to deal with and the exposed climbs are much easier when it isnt 90 degrees out and the sun is beating down on you!