You gradually gain elevation on the pipeline. After a mile or so contour gently to your right, as shown here:
Keep contouring. You encounter one or two steep rollovers and a handful of minor drainages interspersed with fairly level terrain.
The shot below shows getting onto the glacier between Mt Francis and Square Rock.
Keep going across the glacier to the pass. The competent skinner can make it from the car to the top of the chutes with no switchbacks, although it may take a time or two to get used to the contours between the pipeline and the end of the skinning.
Here's what your entrances look like into Sulphide Chute 1 (labelled with the 1) and Suphide Y Chute (labelled with 2A and 2B). Chute 1 is 1900 vertical feet, ese facing, 39 degrees. Y Chute is 1600', east facing, 39 degrees. Entrance 2B is narrower.
Once you find the entrance, the chutes look like this:
Once you ski one of the chutes, you might as well boot up the other side and ski the 4819 North Ramp. The ramp, pictured below, is about 600 vertical feet at 41 degree, facing nnw. As you can tell from the topo there's a fair amount of open skiing coming back into Suphide after you exit the ramp itself.
When you're in the neighborhood you'll notice plenty of other fun skiing, but this should get you started. When you've had enough, ski out Sulphide Gulch, trending skier's left toward the bottom of the gulch, until you intersect the pipeline. Skin up as far as necessary, then ski back to the car. Suphide Gulch has numerous slide paths pouring into it - as always, pick a stable day. The approach has some exposure as well.
