| Trigger | Unknown | Remote Trigger | Unknown |
| Avalanche Type | Unknown | Aspect | Unknown |
| Elevation | unknown | Slope Angle | unknown |
| Crown Depth | 4ft | Width | unknown |
| Vertical Run | unknown |
Avalanche: Chugach State Park
Location: Mile Hi, Eagle River, AK
Typical Mile Hi route, first hill from the saddle heading east.
Avalanche Details
In 30 years hiking Mile Hi, I have never seen a slide on the NW aspect.
Note: crown is about 4 feet.
It appears that drifting snow recovered some of the exposed area.
Weather
January 10, 2020 high winds N and NW. Appear to have cross-loaded the NW aspect of Mile Hi, first hill.
Snowpack
In the last image- there is now a cornice on the SW aspect of Mile Hi, first hill. This is the view from the top of it. It’s a little tricky, because that is already a steep section of the trail, and you don’t realize the last 50’ you’re actually climbing up what is now a low cornice, until you get above it and realize there’s maybe 5’ to 10’ of deposited snow you were climbing up.
Avalanche on the NW aspect of the common Mile Hi route
Avalanche on the NW aspect of the common Mile Hi route
Avalanche on the NW aspect of the common Mile Hi route
Avalanche on the NW aspect of the common Mile Hi route
Cornice on the SW aspect of Mile Hi, first hill