Persistent slab avalanche from (3/19) in Sunlight Basin, Taylor Fork. Photo: Anonymous
Persistent slab avalanche from (3/19) in Sunlight Basin, Taylor Fork. Photo: Anonymous
Today we saw a D2 slab avalanche at Goose Lake, E facing, 10800 ft. We estimate this avalanche to have ran in the early hours of 3/17. Photo: BPG
Today we saw a D2 slab avalanche at Goose Lake, E facing, 10800 ft. We estimate this avalanche to have ran in the early hours of 3/17. This was the only avalanche we observed in the past 4 days.
No fresh avalanche activity observed. Attached is a photo of the only sign of a recent avalanche we could find. (an old crown on an East aspect at 9600'). Photo: B Fredlund
Avalanche on the SE face of Scotch Bonnet in Tragenic Bowl and one on the NE face of Wolverine. They both broke 2-4’ deep. The avalanche on Wolverine slide aprx 1500’. Both were in wind loaded areas at upper elevations. Photo: BPG
Avalanche on the SE face of Scotch Bonnet in Tragenic Bowl and one on the NE face of Wolverine. They both broke 2-4’ deep. The avalanche on Wolverine slide aprx 1500’. Both were in wind loaded areas at upper elevations. Photo: BPG
We rode the motorized zone today with Bill and noticed two slides. One on the SE face of Scotch Bonnet in Tragenic Bowl and one on the NE face of Wolverine. They both broke 2-4’ deep. The avalanche on Wolverine slide aprx 1500’. Both were in wind loaded areas at upper elevations. Ski cuts with snowmobiles were not producing avalanches in protected areas.
From FB message. Today (3/19) in Taylor Fork
