- Submitted by
- moritz.altenbach
- Observations date
- Monday, March 30, 2026 at 19:30
- Location
- 51.245021° N 117.438537° W
- Activities
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Quick
Information
- Did you observe any avalanches?
- Yes, I saw avalanche debris
- Did you see any signs of instability?
- Recent avalanches
- Shooting cracks
Trip Summary
Stellar day on the Illecilewaet headwall. 5cm low density at the bottom, 10-15 at the top. Quite some navigation skills required to dodge the debris from the atmospheric river avalanches out of the South Terminal into the Perley Rock descent. Saw a little (sz1) recent windslab avalanche on a roll and a bigger one (sz2) out of the steep northeast face of Glacier Crest. Other than that everything seemed quite fluffy and stable, only little pockets seemed a bit more wind affected. Skiings been very good!