| Trigger | Skier | Remote Trigger | Yes |
| Avalanche Type | Soft Slab | Aspect | West |
| Elevation | 2800ft | Slope Angle | unknown |
| Crown Depth | 24in | Width | 175ft |
| Vertical Run | 150ft |
Avalanche: Turnagain
Location: Turnagain Pass Road Obs
I was riding outside of the advisory area today, but I stopped to snap some photos of recent avalanche activity as were were driving through Turnagain Pass. We saw natural avalanches on the front side of Seattle Ridge and a remote-triggered avalanche on the Eddie’s Headwall (more info on the Eddie’s avalanche in this observation)
Avalanche Details
We noticed a few small natural wind slab avalanches as we were driving through. In addition to the avalanches pictured, we also saw some large wet loose debris piles on the south side of 4940. We saw activity on east and west aspects,
Remotely triggered avalanche on the Eddie's headwall. 03.06.2022
One of a handful of small natural avalanches in the gullies on the front side of Seattle Ridge. 03.06.2022
Zoomed out view of the natural avalanche on Eddie's. The skier-triggered avalanche from Thursday has been blown in and is barely visible. 03.06.2022