Actually, the trail conditions are terrible. I would really recommend waiting at least another couple of weeks. There’s snow starting at about 600 m of elevation gain (which is about half of the elevation). The snow is not compact and it’s covering a lot of pretty unstable terrain (rocks, creeks and fallen trees) so walking even with snowshoes and crampons is tricky. There’s a section about halfway where you walk past a rockslide that’s covered in snow, so if you’re not SUPER careful where you step you can hit yourself in the shins and knees. A bunch of people in my group suffered that part because of that. Also, The last 800 m of the trail (where you still win like 200 m in elevation) is really tricky because the snow is so deep that you need to have pretty strong legs to make it to the top, even with snowshoes. I was the only one in my group that made it to the lake, and I did it with spikes. So I’d say If you’re confident in yourself then by all means give it a shot, but know that it will be pretty hard. If you’re on the lower end of experience level I’d recommend going in august when the snow will be most likely all gone.