Avalanche
- Slab Width
- 91 m
- Weak Layer
- Facets
- Trigger Type
- Natural
- Vertical Fall
- 457 m
- Slab Thickness
- 76 cm
- Start Zone Aspect
- Northeast
- Avalanche Problem
- Persistent Weak Layer
- Start Zone Elevation
- 3048 m
- Fingers/ Bear Claw Path 9000' elevation northeast aspect natural wet slab avalanche2'-3'deep x 200' wide x 2000' vertical-Triggered from point release
- Czar Peak10,000' elevation southeast aspect natural wet slab avalanche 2'-3' deep x 300' wide x 1800' vertical-Triggered from point release
- Stewarts Cascade 9000' elevation east aspect natural soft slab avalanche failed on buried facets 2'-3' deep x 300' wide x 800' vertical
- Theater in Pines 7700' elevation natural soft slab avalanche failed on buried facets 2'-3' deep x 100' wide x 700' vertical-Probably rare to see this slide
- Theater in Pines 8000' elevation north-northeast aspect natural soft slab avalanche failed on facets 2'-3' deep x 150' wide x1000' vertical
- Elk Point 10,200' elevation north-northeast aspect natural soft slab avalanche failed on buried facets 2'-3' deep x 350' wide x3000' vertical East Chute
- Elk Point 10,600' elevation northeast aspect natural soft slab avalanche failed on buried facets 2'-3' deep x 200' wide x3500' vertical
- Davis Canyon 9,500' elevation northeast aspect natural soft slab avalanche failed on buried facets 2'-3' deep x 300' wide x 900' vertical
- Bridal Veil Falls 8,800' elevation north-northeast aspect natural soft slab avalanche failed on buried facets 2'-3' deep x 400' wide
- Bridal Veil Falls10,400' elevation north-northeast aspect natural soft slab avalanche failed on buried facets 2'-3' deep x 400' wide x2000' vertical
- Bunnels10,500' elevation northeast aspect 37° slope natural soft slab avalanche failed on buried facets 2'-3' deep x 1500' vertical-Ran over a lower angle convex roll