- Submitted by
- duncan
- Observations date
- Saturday, April 11, 2026 at 21:00
- Location
- 49.784718° N 114.625641° W
- Activities
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Information
- Did you observe any avalanches?
- Yes, I saw avalanche debris
- Did you see any signs of instability?
- Recent avalanches
Trip Summary
Whew … PowTastic! 50 cm of soft, bonded to the crust …
No signs of instability while moving through the terrain, couple of Size 1 - 1.5 storm-snow releases visible in the Alpine (in the storm snow, not at the old-new interface).
No signs of instability other than those …
Calm conditions, no previous wind affect at all below or at treeline, almost no wind affect in the alpine. Cool (-6 at Atlas at 12:00; zero at 4:30pm), overcast.
Approach conditions: 10cm light snow at Atlas staging …. rock-bumpy there and for the first couple of km up the road, then good. 🙏🙏 to groomer doing an Awe.Sum job today, thank you !
Ran into the AvCan field team at the staging …. HUGE thank you to them for a fab season of information 🙏🙏‼️
