Wasn't surprised to see this fresh human triggered slide in Beaver Creek when just around the corner was a previous one in 1st Yellowmule.
Overview photo E facing storm slab N Bridgers 1 Jan 2024
E-facing storm slab N Bridgers 1 Jan 2024
The only avalanches seen were small (<10ft in length) loose snow releases directly below small trees on north facing 35+ degree aspects at 9200 feet. Poor visibility generally limited views to a few hundred yards.
Skied Maid of the Mist today. The only avalanches seen were small (<10ft in length) loose snow releases directly below small trees on north facing 35+ degree aspects at 9200 feet. Poor visibility generally limited views to a few hundred yards. A small amount of stiffening from wind was noticed on the snow surface on the way out of the basin, but there was little to no wind effect in the trees on the south side of the Maid. Ski conditions were fantastic.
Settling and collapsing on E-NE slopes above Hebgen. Full slope collapses and cracks, approximately 28 degree slope pictured.
Photo: C Koch
From Instagram message: "Settling and collapsing on E-NE slopes above Hebgen. Full slope collapses and cracks, approximately 28 degree slope pictured."
While touring up a low-angle ridge in the northern Lionhead, I experienced several large collapses, notably one that triggered a cornice fall from 50’ away. Another remote collapse caused about 500’ of an E facing bowl to propagate, but not slide. ~9200’ E-SE
Photo: N Sramek
While touring up a low-angle ridge in the northern Lionhead, I experienced several large collapses, notably one that triggered a cornice fall from 50’ away. Another remote collapse caused about 500’ of an E facing bowl to propagate, but not slide. ~9200’ E-SE
Photo: N Sramek
