Avalanche: Chugach State Park

While skinning up the lookers right ridge of North Bowl, we approached the flank of the rollover basin. We were starting to notice the hollow and punchy snow quality that was on the lookers right side of the valley. As we turned on to the slightly more west facing aspect from the lower north slope, the snow underneath collapsed with a light whumpf. Also a small fracture line propagated to my left up the hill. Stopping immediately each member of our group acknowledged the conditions. As we checked on each other; we saw the upper roll, on the bowl above and around the corner from us, release. We watched the whole slope run, slow but powerful. It was a large and fairly destructive slide. Nobody involved. We skied to the bottom of the debris and checked the areas that were out of view from our first vantage point. No signals or evidence present, as we used our beacons for a quick search. We were the last vehicles leaving the trailhead also.