Avalanche

East Peak

Kendrick CrossWest Slopes South
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Quick report

Collapsing
isolated

The sun broke in and out of the clouds throughout the day, which was enough to start some wet loose activity. On our descent, we created some big roller balls on shallower slopes and triggered a small (D0.5) avalanche on an isolated open steep section (~35 degrees). Observed isolated wind slabs, a crust on solar aspects, and fairly heavy snow overall on the ascent.

Avalanche

SW aspect, 5800 ft Triggered Nobody was caught 15 ft wide, 3 inch depth, ran for 30-40 ft