- Submitted by
- Beyond-Our-Peak
- Observations date
- Thursday, December 31, 2020 at 16:07
- Location
- 50.875080° N 118.210020° W
- Reporting on
- Snow conditions
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Avalanche
Snowpack
Weather
Incident
Snow conditions
- Riding quality was:
- Amazing
- Snow conditions were:
- Deep powder
- Heavy
- We rode:
- Dense trees
- Open trees
- Steep slopes
- We stayed away from:
- Alpine slopes
Information
- The day was:
- Cloudy
- Foggy
Comments
Wonderful day on the Begbie Shoulder. Local cracking (about a ski's length) starting at TL and worsening at BTL on a 10cm, denser, layer at the surface. Widespread zipper crust at TL that did not affect the skiing. Top of the shoulder is layered with 4F wind-affected snow. Dug a partial profile @ 1960m on a NE aspect lee of the shoulder (wind-loaded). HS: 258cm. Top 10cm layer of F+ snow. Generally speaking, right side up snow from F to P with a series of MF crusts and a couple of hail/graupel layers.
CTE 4, 4 RP down 10cm
CTM 13, 11 SP down 28cm
CTH 29 RP down 78cm