| Trigger | Skier | Remote Trigger | No |
| Avalanche Type | Hard Slab | Aspect | Southwest |
| Elevation | 2700ft | Slope Angle | 32deg |
| Crown Depth | 4in | Width | 300ft |
| Vertical Run | 400ft |
Avalanche: Turnagain
Location: Cornbiscuit SW Face
Toured standard Cornbiscuit uptrack to first prominence. Skied down the west face, then back up and skied the Southwest face. Significant wind loading and hard slab formation noted on North-facing ridge lines. Wind-affected snow on all aspects, but to a variable extent. Some fluffy wind ruffles, some soft slab, and some shallow hard slab on top of soft snow.
Avalanche Details
On the second run of the day, the group decided to move from the standard uptrack descent towards the Southwestern/steeper aspects (skiers left). A skier triggered a windslab that extended the length of a convexity. He noted the slab and was able to ski to the side. which fortunately did not break as it was also wind-loaded.
Crown is highlighted.