| Trigger | Natural | Remote Trigger | Unknown |
| Avalanche Type | Unknown | Aspect | Unknown |
| Elevation | unknown | Slope Angle | unknown |
| Crown Depth | unknown | Width | unknown |
| Vertical Run | unknown |
Avalanche: Turnagain
Location: Turnagain Pass - Seattle Ridge, Pyramid, Eddies
Many avalanche crowns were seen in the Turnagain Pass area today when skies cleared this afternoon. These are from the natural avalanche cycle that occurred between Feb 18-20. We hope the skies are clear enough to gather more photos during the next couple days.
Avalanche Details
The aftermath of a widespread natural avalanche cycle was seen today after several feet of snow and wind hammered the mountains over the past three days. Many of the crowns appear to be slightly covered up, but still very noticeable.
Large crown seen on the backside of Seattle Ridge. This photo is looking from the Tesoro in Girdwood at the lower portion of 1st Bowl (Main Bowl).
What appears to be the entire W face of Pyramid avalanched. The looker's left early in the storm and is mostly covered up and the right side released more recently as can be seen by the fresh debris.
A closer look at the terrain past the Pyramid avalanche above. This is a large crown on the terrain across from Pyramid Pk to the south.
Large slabs on the north face of Pyramid Pk, also seen from the Tesoro station in Girdwood.
Natural slabs on Eddies, photo from the RWIS webcam at Turnagain Pass.