Headed up the valley topping out at 2,500 feet. Some walking in boots is still mandatory down low. While a great day out in the mountains with fresh snow, the ski quality left something to be desired. The new snow was quite heavy and moist yet still skied bottomless and had skiers hot and thirsty.  [ Read More ]

Snow is disappearing fast but still dangerous apparently. Updated info from the following day: Avalanche appeared to have been caused by a cornice fall that triggered a deep/wet slab avalanche. Difficult to see in photo, but it’s there.  [ Read More ]

A lot of the same as other observations. From Girdwood Nordic parking lot around 10am, saw wet slide run over 1500ft on S/SW slope. (See video) Throughout the rest of the day, watched 7 or more wet slides on all aspects. Yes, even two of which were north facing which ran over 1000ft+ as well.  [ Read More ]

Massive wet slides observed while driving up to the Crow Pass Trailhead on the south face of the goat mountain ridge. Observed and filmed more shedding while in parking lot at approximately 10:00 AM.  [ Read More ]

Heads up! Don’t forget that roof avalanches are still possible. Many roofs have slid but there are still some potentially dangerous ones. Above freezing temperatures during the day is causing some of the more stubborn roof snow/ice to move.  As the day warms up (especially if there is no overnight freeze), as direct sun hits  [ Read More ]