- Submitted by
- effellohh
- Observations date
- Friday, December 25, 2020 at 20:00
- Location
- 50.764754° N 115.268992° W
- Reporting on
- Snow conditions
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Comments
Ridges along the Smith-Dorrien Highway are scoured down to rock and gulleys and lee features look loaded. A few notable slab avalanches that look about 24hrs old (running on Dec 24th?):
*High on the south face of Mt Nestor a slab from steep slabby looking ridge top terrain ran close to 500m sympathetically pulling out a smaller slab from a gulley sidewall.
*On the far north ridge of Mt Murray NE aspect near ridge top, a crown almost 200m wide and averaging close to 1m deep with the slide looking to have run to valley bottom. Pic attached.
*NE of Blacksmith ridge a Na slab avalanche from cross loaded alpine terrain ran a few hundred metres covering an up track in the guts of the slide path.
-20 at the car and good turns in facetted powder below tree line.
