- Submitted by
- thomasbiddlecombe
- Observations date
- Friday, April 24, 2026 at 06:15
- Location
- 52.168541° N 117.286685° W
- Activities
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Quick
Information
- Did you observe any avalanches?
- No
- Did you see any signs of instability?
- None
Trip Summary
Free hole in the ground. Was a lot of beautiful powder that would have been amazing riding if we could see more than 5M infront of ourselves. Dug a very nice snow cave instead.
The 2nd crevase bypass is still in and the snow bridge that was there (and was stable on Jan2nd is now bomber)
Saw no recent activity from the cereeace (can’t spell) off of little snowdome. With a decent amount of room to hikers left to avoid imo.
Bit of a lake at the bottom of the glacier, go to the foot moraine and then onto the glacier.



