Hikers and scramblers should be aware of the potential for avalanches on routes and trails leading above treeline. Decent skiing and any kind of ice climbing are still a ways away.
Enough snow has fallen to create winter like conditions up high. Be on the lookout for pockets of windslab especially in confined features.
Check Environment Canada and the Avalanche Canada Mountain Weather Forecast for up to date weather information.
Two significant upslope storms deposited 80-120cm of snow in the park in between late September and early October. Although this snow has mainly melted down low, be prepared to find dry snow and winter avalanche conditions in the alpine.
There have been no recent avalanches reported, with little data available. If you do head out we would love to hear what you find in a MIN report.
