- Submitted by
- saxon.g
- Observations date
- Saturday, March 28, 2026 at 17:15
- Location
- 50.332909° N 122.439289° 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?
- Shooting cracks
Trip Summary
Ascended and skiied Anniversary Glacier. Wind was gusting hard (SW direction) near and just below the col, lots of visible snow transport. Snow was generally very wind affected - firm and grabby. It was tough skiing. Observed some shooting cracks about halfway down. While it was relatively cold at the Col, temps were very warm below about 1600m (skin track melting). Quite abit of debris down the bottom of the glacier but unclear whether there have been additional slides beyond the fatal slide incident from a few weeks back.