Avalanche: Summit

Location: Summit Lake area photos

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CNFAIC Staff
Route & General Observations

Photos looking at the Summit Lake area after the very warm storm on 12/9/2019. Many natural avalanche occurred during the storm in the large slide paths.

Avalanche Details
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Avalanche Details

Natural avalanche cycle that occurred yesterday, 12/09/2019.
Many larger paths ran, Moose Mtn, Butch, Tenderfoot ridge and Hale Bopp. Debris channeling to the valley floors. Snow/rain line looked to have been around 2,500'.

Photos & Video
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Moose Mtn avalanche  

Close up of one piece of the Moose Mtn avalanche  

Tenderfoot Ridge. Avalanche can be seen far up the ridge in the higher terrain above the commonly skied areas.  

Manitoba Mtn. No avalanche activity seen here.  

Boston Bar slide path - just north of the Hope Y  

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