Avalanche
- Slab Width
- 122 m
- Vertical Fall
- 213 m
- Avalanche Type
- Hard Slab
- Slab Thickness
- 122 cm
- Avalanche Problem
- Persistent Weak Layer
- Start Zone Elevation
- 2896 m
January 2-3, 2006
- West facing aspect- 10,000' elevation- explosive triggered avalanche on a 40° slope 5' deep and 400' wide. Controlled slide breaking deep into faceted layer near ground
- Alexander Basin- 9,800' elevation- natural avalanche 50' wide. Observed from a distance
- South Monitor- northeast aspect- 9,900' elevation on a 38° slope- natural hard slab avalanche failing on November facets - 6'-10' deep, 100' wide and 600' vertical
- East Bowl Silver Fork- northwest aspect- 10,100' elevation on a 38° slope- natural hard slab avalanche failing on November facets- 2'-3' deep, 80' wide and 200' vertical
- Sunset Peak- north facing aspect- 10,400' elevation on a 38° slope- natural hard slab avalanche failing on November facets - 4'-6' deep, 200' wide and 700' vertical
- Days Fork- north facing aspect- 10,000' elevation- skier/cornice triggered wind-drifted snow avalanche 1'-2' deep and 100' wide. Skier triggered two slides from kicking cornices
- Flagstaff Ridge- southest facing aspect- skier triggered hard slab avalanche 1' deep and 50' wide