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Kootenay Pass

Published: Apr 15th, 2026

Excellent skiing! Didn't feel the crust under the storm snow on N, NE, E, or SW slopes from 2200-1900m. Whumpfing and limited shooting cracks observed while breaking trail on uptracks, mostly in flatter terrain.

spring day out

Published: Apr 15th, 2026

Ski cut a size 1 on a WNW slope in steep glades. Slab propagated about 30m wide with crowns 10-20cm and ran out of sight, estimating 100-150m down slope. Decided to back off the slope as it was steeper and more open below. Chose to ski a mellow NE aspect that was wind-loaded and excellent skiing.

She’s sticky out there!

Published: Apr 10th, 2026

It was a hot sticky one out there. Went up Baldy Rocks up track. Lots of debris on the skin up. Temps were 17* today. The ski down through the open trees was pretty heavy and sticky. Calling it a season.

Koot Pass warm up

Published: Apr 4th, 2026

Rapid warm up today, wet snow to summit. Watched natural sz1 on NW Crags @2.30pm, mid slope wet-loose point release out of rocky terrain (photo 1). Almost all steep S slopes Na wet-loose (photo 2), pinwheeling from steep N rocks and wet-loose sluff on any steep slope on all aspects and elevations, no slab seen.

Wolf Peak with a hearty serving of mashed potatoes

Published: Apr 3rd, 2026

The boot packing ridge ascent to the peak was scoured opening up the crust and icy rock. Very glad to have brought my axe and boot crampons. Conditions were meh, very heavy snow, wind was strong only once on the summit, new snow not bonding well to the crust layer ~20cm below. A few big slides in the area on wind loaded terrain features just below the ridge from yesterday once it warmed up after Wednesday’s storm so route was set to avoid any such features. Several wet loose at treeline from the day before. Didn’t feel any instabilities underfoot nor observed new slides during the day based on our specific route. More slides surely to come with the warmest days of the season coming this weekend. Was still able to ski back down to the road though that won’t last much longer.

Achy Breaky Crust

Published: Mar 25th, 2026

We skied East, North and South facing slopes. Various conditions including icy, wind hammered, breakable crust and wet snow. South facing slope had about 15cms of wet snow easily triggered on a solid crust.

Buzz

Published: Mar 23rd, 2026

Skied up the col and along Buzz’s N and West to East. Sunny in the morning but became more overcast as the day went on. Calm, virtually no wind. Warm. The snow is very supportive and crusty but would accept a ski edge which made travel quite efficient. This was true on all aspects and elevations traveled in the morning. We could push a pole grip through to softer snow beneath in some spots but this took effort. Other spots it was too firm. The surface is quite textured. Solar aspects softened by noon, but not everywhere. The slope needed to be steeper and facing the sun or be at a lower elevation. Had a few good corn laps down Buzz’s S.

Ridge recon

Published: Mar 23rd, 2026

Skinned up cornice ridge Top five centimetres softened on solar aspects below 2000m, OK spring skiing no roller ball’s Picture looks like cornice failure avalanche. Still a lot of cornice left. Crust is pockmarked but relatively smooth, the rain covered up ski tracks. Surface is a bit dirty

Soggy snow

Published: Mar 18th, 2026

Some decent turns in the trees but recent rain made it slow and quite grabby. Not the best not the worst.

Soggy and WET

Published: Mar 18th, 2026

1860m elevation Snow depth 225 s.e aspect 25 degree slope 3pm 4 degrees C with recent rain fall CT 20cm failure at 3rd from the shoulder Noted very dry hoar 30cm failed at 8th from the shoulder Noted wet hoar crystals approx 2mm Rutschblock test 20cm failure Jump 2 30cm failure jump 4 Could not get further results Cornis ridge trees Sticky/grabby snow quite slow nothing triggered no signs of instability while riding but kept terrain choice conservative Disclaimer: We are still learning, this is a pit we dug to further our knowledge of the mountains.

Powder off Ripple Ridge

Published: Mar 14th, 2026

Skied south aspect of Ripple Ridge (Monk Creek drainage) in surprisingly good conditions. ~30 cm of decent powder on top of a supportive crust with no signs of instability.

Sunny pow

Published: Mar 14th, 2026

Good skiing at Kootenay pass. Mix of Sun and short snow squalls. The crust was down 30ish centimeters, couldn't feel it on most turns. Below 1750m it became more prominent.

Fresh tracks off Lightning Strike Ridge

Published: Mar 13th, 2026

Nice day overall to be up high at Kootenay Pass. About 10-20cm of fresh, dry snow on top of a supportive, slightly icy crust. No apparent signs at all of any avi instability apart from some minor storm sluff on some steeper parts.

Checking things out before the storm

Published: Mar 10th, 2026

Went for a walk just south of lightning strike area , got some decent turns on southern aspects where the crust was thicker and surface snow was moist. Breakable crust that varied quite a bit on other aspects. Didn't get the chance to ski any sheltered north facing lines. Saw a quite a few fallen trees from the recent wind

Sussing out the snowpack in Kootenay pass

Published: Mar 6th, 2026

Dug a pit at treeline, E/NE on cornice ridge. Column Test failed on crust aprox 65 cm down. Failure occured after 12th hit from the shoulder indicating the weak layer is beginning to bond with the surrounding snow. Second failure just 10 cm below on another crust. Snow appears consolidated below the second crust. Rode east aspect off cornice-buzz col. Skiing was surprisingly enjoyable with several CM of soft snow on firm supportive snow. South aspect back to the car had a breakable crust.

Happy Birthday to Me

Published: Feb 25th, 2026

Breakable crust on SW aspect. Nice powder, if a bit wind compacted, on NE aspect. Breezy today. Temp around 0. No signs of instability.

Wolf's Ridge

Published: Feb 24th, 2026

Tuesday: A beautiful day for a hike but not a great day to ski. Our snowboarder faired better with the severely wind affected snowpack. We did not observe any signs of instability, thankfully. I expected bad things to happen but we did choose the most supported terrain and avoided all overhead hazards. Warm temperatures, 10-15 cm of new snow and strong southerly winds on Monday with near zero temperatures at mountaintop created an dense wind affected snowpack. Skiable in sheltered areas only. Baldy Rocks was challenging to ski on the maintenance shop aspect but still fun.

Kootenay Pass Buzz's Ridge

Published: Feb 21st, 2026

Inviting conditions on a busy day — lots of tracks visible by the end of the day. Temperatures ranged from -10°C to -6°C with light NE winds (10–15 km/h), overcast skies, and occasional sun breaks. Recent snowfall was approx. 50 cm. Skiing was excellent on all aspects skied (east, south, and north). Snow quality was dry, with a light, variable sun crust on SE aspects from Friday's sun (Feb. 20). No signs of instability or movement observed on steeper tracked slopes (see Photo 2). Snowpack Observation: We dug a pit near the top of Buzz's, on a SE aspect, to evaluate recent snow layers. Location: 2040 m elevation / 128° (SE aspect) LONG/LAT: 49°4'28" N 117°3'6" Total snowpack depth: 271 cm Layer stratigraphy (surface to base): Three distinct hard crusts were identified at 202 cm, 177 cm, and 164 cm depth. Hardness by layer: 271–220 cm: (F) 220–202 cm: (4F) 202–164 cm: (1F) Below 164 cm: Pencil Snow was bonded to surrounding layers throughout. Stability Tests: ECTN 18 on recent layer — no collapse or fracture propagation. Shear test on 202 cm crust layer — resistant planar fracture with moderate-to-high effort required. Overall Interpretation: Results suggest the snowpack is moderately well-bonded, with the 202 cm crust layer showing a planar shear character under resistance. The ECTN 18 indicates low propagation potential in the tested location, though the presence of multiple crusts warrants continued attention, particularly on loaded SE aspects.

Sympathetic Release

Published: Feb 17th, 2026

While doing laps on low to moderate steep terrain we had a large settlement, about 40-50metres away a size 2 avalanche released off a steep section of rocky terrain. We never saw the avalanche release but saw the avalanche while making another lap.

Baldy Rocks

Published: Feb 17th, 2026

Approximately 20 cm of new snow overnight on top of that 15 cm of new a couple of days ago. I would say that today was the best riding conditions of the winter. Thank you, Ullr. No sign of instability, today. Skiing above 1770 meters of elevation is where the best riding is at.

Wolf Peak

Published: Feb 16th, 2026

Any aspect of Wolf Peak that was exposed to sun in the past several days was unridable. Dust on crust. Storm snow was building fast and the ride down to valley bottom was good in east facing open trees. Snowpack coverage below 1600 meters is bleak. Creeks, blow down and willows are gross at lower elevations.

Wolf Peak

Published: Feb 16th, 2026

Any aspect of Wolf Peak that was exposed to sun in the past several days was unridable. Dust on crust. Storm snow was building fast and the ride down to valley bottom was good in east facing open trees. Snowpack coverage below 1600 meters is bleak. Creeks, blow down and willows are gross at lower elevations.

Cornice ridge area

Published: Feb 15th, 2026

Did not see any surface cracking throughout our travels. Ski pen under foot generally shallow <10cm. Observed firmer conditions under foot on S aspects and spots w prev. wind affect. Observed easy CT PC results down 10cm in recently buried SH. Easy/mod force ECTN's. Did not observe Jan. 28 SH on top of crust. The Jan 28 SH was absent, from my findings, in a few different quick pits varying asp W - N - E, but these where quick pits. We did not observe any test results on Jan. 28 interface in one pit (see annotated picture), but still not convinced its not there. All observations were generally around 2000m - treeline and apline ridgelines. Numerous other groups out ski touring stepping out into steeper terrain. Observed a very thin breakable surface sun crust on a sunny slope around 3pm, and it was not present in same loc with an E asp.

Curtis Lake Area

Published: Feb 14th, 2026

We skied into Curtis lake area from the highway. We skied multiple North aspects and South aspects. The riding quality was significantly better on North aspects as the crust is both deeper down and seems to be less distinct on North aspects. North aspects were wind loaded. We kept it conservative and avoided large convexities and steep treeline slopes.

Lightning Strike Laps

Published: Feb 11th, 2026

Skinned to the South Bowl on Lightning Strike Ridge, and skiied laps to make the return. Warm, sunny, and little to no wind. Conditions felt very stable despite the strong solar effect. Signs of old pinwheeling and loose slides at least 3 to 7 days old.

Kootenay Pass

Published: Feb 11th, 2026

Skied south slope of the Crags on mellow slope. There was 10 cm of powder over a weak crust. At 1950m a 2.5cm solar crust had formed. We saw no signs of any recent avalanche activity.

Kootenay Pass

Published: Feb 8th, 2026

ECTP17 (twice) @ 1/28 SH-15-20mm. 44cm soft slab above weak layer

Field observations – last four days, The Crags drainage

Published: Feb 3rd, 2026

HST 30cms~, immediate lee’s closer to ridgetop 40cms. After some fantastic skiing the last few days, the warm-up has done it. The slab has finally consolidated. Temps today ranged from 1.3c mid-morning at ridgetop to 3c at the bottom of the drainage. Shifting winds over the course of the storm seem to have reverse loaded some exposed ridgetops. Despite this being inconvenient, we did not see any avalanche activity as a result until this morning (see photo). This appears to have gone naturally last night. North side of The Crags western shoulder skied excellent at end of day yesterday. We returned first thing this morning to see the effect of the warmer overnight temps. On the uptrack, hand shears were breaking cohesively with light pressure. Whumpfing was evident as well. West aspect, 2117m. 35 degrees. CTE2 SP down 30cms on rounding SH (4-5mm) over 3cm MFcr. We descended down our uptrack. Trees were sluffing at first contact with the sun. Entrainment was significant. North facing, mellow (15 degrees~) slopes skied well until end of day where they became less resilient to the warmer temps.

Skier-Triggered Storm Slab (Sz 1.5) – Camel Humps

Published: Feb 1st, 2026

Skied mellow slopes on the NW slope of Camel Humps. Approximately 15 cm of recent storm snow (F to 4F) overlies the Jan 28 surface hoar layer and melt-freeze crust (2–3 cm thick). Travel included E, SE, and NW aspects, during which the new snow showed reactivity to skier traffic in steeper terrain and convex features below treeline. The bond between the new snow and the SH/MFcr was poor to non-existent while conducting hand shears. On the ski out via a NW aspect, surface snow was moist below ~1800 m, with air temperature around +1°C and rain observed in the evening down to ~1600 m.

Baldy Rock

Published: Jan 31st, 2026

2 laps: First lap: SE aspect on a mellow slope. It felt crusty at times, with no signs of instability (likely due to the low slope angle). Second lap: NW aspect. Snow quality was better. On steeper features, the new snow was not bonding to the crust and triggered small slabs. Surface hoar visible on the weak layer. The snow was heavy, but it felt good to be back. Thank you Kootenay Backcountry Guides for an awesome day.

Baldy

Published: Feb 1st, 2026

Temps were not as warm as anticipated. Started out sunny then began snowing around 1pm. rode down eastern slope of baldy. Snow was slightly dense but fun turns. Stuck to mellow terrain on the way back towards highway.

Kootenay Pass Slides

Published: Jan 30th, 2026

We saw slab crowns a lot and triggered a few size 1 avalanches while traversing. Shooting cracks from walking but also naturally occurred. When cutting a fairly steep slope in the trees, a size 1-2 avalanche went down.

Crags East Shoulder

Published: Jan 30th, 2026

Skied the east shoulder of the Crags today. Travelled on W/SW aspects from 1750 - 2100m. Temps were warmer than expected with -0.5c at the bottom of the drainage and -1.7c at ridge top. Light SW ridgetop wind. Second day in a row here. Storm snow significantly more consolidated today than yesterday. This made for challenging trail breaking. Strong density change from top to bottom with some punching down into firm crust in dryer snow closer to ridgetop. Large downed trees (mostly covered) and multiple open creeks in the bottom of the drainage. Ride cautiously. Observed multiple natural avalanches on isolated convexities. Blocks slid on isolation or with minimal pressure during hand shears. New snow = 18cms. Total = 215cms. We rode mellow, well-supported slopes, avoided convexities and had no surprises.

The Crags SE aspect

Published: Jan 8th, 2026

Went for a jaunt up the Crags today in variable weather, from scattered skies to completely socked in. Moderate to strong winds of variable directions throughout the day moving the storm snow around quickly at ridgetop. Went up the ridge to look into the NE chutes off the Crags and was difficult to see through the blowing snow and howling winds. Snow conditions in the chutes looked variable from wind scoured to loaded in different pockets. The SW and SE aspect was wind-loaded with a 10-15cm F storm slab on the surface that was cracking but not propagated far or running fast. Broke up easily on slope. Rode open trees from 25-35 degrees. All in all great day with lots of pow laps to be had.

Storm slabs at Kootenay Pass

Published: Jan 4th, 2026

Steady snowfall on Sunday, with much better snow quality above 1700 m. Below that, mixed precip made the snow sticky. The storm snow and trailbreaking was heavy at treeline. We avoided steep terrain and predictably triggered several small storm slabs (20–50 cm thick) on small features. Similar slabs had run naturally in the past 24 h. Some storm slabs ran on a crust layer.

Camels Hump northwest

Published: Jan 2nd, 2026

A few cm fresh snow overnight made for sweet skiing. Not a sound or a crack. Thick supportive crust at around 10 in depth.

The Crags and Baldy Rocks

Published: Jan 3rd, 2026

Followed up an old skin highway to the Crags col, started 1 deg C from the parking lot. Went up the ridge towards the Crags but the wind was fierce and cold so we turned around at the far west end of the ridge. The ski down from the crags was not great, that south-facing sun crust really affected ski quality and there was plenty of sluffing of the new snow off this harder layer. We kept to mellow open trees where we could enjoy the snow without it slipping off the crust. After a warm-up at the Ripple Hut we went up Baldy Rocks. Fantastic skin track to follow to the summit up the south ridge. Dropping off the summit onto the north ridge felt somewhat intimidating and narrow (with steep slopes on either side), but the ridge turned into a great north-facing run through open trees with awesome powder. The storm slab peeled off in a few steep places causing some slightly bigger sluffs - definitely something to watch out for if more snow arrives. North facing slopes very definitely have the best skiing! Another fun day up in the pass.

Lightning Strike Ridge + Monk Peak

Published: Jan 2nd, 2026

Had an awesome day up Lightning Strike and Monk Peak. North side of Lightning Strike has a nice skin track in place, once on top the ridge we followed it easily to the summit of the ridge. Skied the S face of Lightning Strike which had poor coverage and a nasty sun crust underneath the new snow. Lots of sluffing. Once down close to the LS/Monk col we turned west and easily gained the col just to the south of Monk Peak. The south ridge of Monk was difficult to ascend with plenty of kick turns and some hard wind-affected snow areas. Ski crampons would have been useful. We skied directly off the summit to the east and stayed along the ridge, then carefully navigated through some cliffs (pretty easy) to the LS/Monk col. The north-facing bowl to the Twin Lakes was awesome. The walk back to the car was easy and very straight-forward, despite some reports we heard of fallen trees. The 600m run from the summit of Monk to Twin Lakes was the highlight and an absolute joy!

A Ripple in Time

Published: Jan 1st, 2026

Celebrated the New Year at Ripple Cabin Took some data on the SE aspect of Baldy, then skied down the pitch to traverse to the Crags. BEWARE OF SOUTHERN ASPECT SKIN TRACKS they are bulletproof and have the potential to slide off of on steep slopes. S aspects were wind affected and all sun crust affected, E and N aspects had good snow to ski. Some isolated surface hoar in sheltered areas and lower elevations from the clear night of Dec 31st Baldy SE 2050 @11:00am Jan 1 HS 190cm T-25cm down: Storm Slab 4F (see failure below) 45cm down: Denser mid pack 3F - 1F 75cm down: 6cm Rain Crust K (see failure below) 89cm down: Laminate block P 140cm-B: Dense lower pack 1F Storm Slab CTM19 Break Rain Crust CTH30 RP Jan 2nd woke up to ~5-7cm of fresh snow which lightly reset the heavily skied out skin tracks and faces. Exited with a N drop of Lightening Strike which had some powder but was supportive underneath. No crust present on this aspect.

Cornice ridge environs

Published: Dec 30th, 2025

No signs of instability. Skied East and West aspects. West aspect had a more obvious ice layer about thirty cm down near ridge top. Anything in the sun was melting, the snowpack gradually got heavier through the day. Very little wind. Below 1900m ski quality degraded due to a breakable crust

Monk Tour

Published: Dec 30th, 2025

-Frequent whumpfing SE to SW aspects. We think it was settlement of facetted snow below a 1-3cm crust. -2× Shooting cracks 5m*5m on steeper S aspect closer to rockier sections. We add to change the approach strategy big time... -Small pockets of wind slab along Monk ridge. -Dry loose 15cm deep on steeper part of run between Monk and Muffin. Enough energy to destabilize skier. Did not step down on other layer. -We felt AVI risk was considerable(+) on our itinerary and managed our terrain accordingly.

Blue skies and whirlybirds

Published: Dec 28th, 2025

A little noodle around Baldy south in search of some much needed pow. Highways were also out playing with their heli and dropped a few bombs. Dug a quick test pit on South aspect of Baldy @ 1970m -11 @ 14:00 outside air temp, Nil wind in open tree Foot pen 35cm Fist and 4F snow down to ~45cm with supportive MFcr below Results from Column and Extended Column tests: CTE 6 sudden planer down 16cm - Storm slab CTM 14 sudden planner down 83cm - Rotten snow below crust ECTN 8 down 24cm ECTP 27 down 78cm - Between crusts of rotten snow and crusts Also to note: Small dry loose Na avalanche spotted on unnamed Lee feature on Baldy south, likely on 16 down crust.

Lightening strike

Published: Dec 27th, 2025

At 1800m 12/25 crust 2cm thick P hard. Observed multiple loc confirming an elev 1900m transition to no 12/25 crust. Isolated cracking between ski tracks down 20cm, ~2cm above 12/25 interface At 2050m S asp: Several easy CT SP, ECTN5, on 12/25 interface down 20cm -no 12/25 crust- but slight hardness difference, right side up snow hardness in top 30cm. Ridgetop Wind recent influence seemed sporadic, evidence of varied directions, but some iso/spec more reactive slab potential- influenced decisons today. Today's winds seemed primarily W-NW w active snow transport.

Cornice Ridge

Published: Dec 27th, 2025

Skied one lap through mellow slopes and open trees off Cornice Ridge (East) then another lap down through Buzz’s Ridge South East. Can feel the crust under storm snow up to about 2000m. We dug down a bit to see the layers in the snowpack before we dropped into Buzz’s SE. Results below: Location: Southeast aspect Elevation: 2000 m Snowpack Summary: HS 125cm - Observed 20 cm of recent storm snow sitting on a ~1 cm crust. - 40cm down there is another thin crust with a thin faceted layer present underneath this crust. - Deeper in the profile (60cm down), there is a thick rain crust (~5 cm) Aimed to do an ECT but did not have my saw today and our rutschblock cord couldn’t cut through the crusts therefore info above is all we gathered. Skiing overall was good, above 2000m was some great turns and below was fine as well as long as you were in fresh but could feel the firmness of the crust. Some sluffing in steeper pitches but did not observe any natural avalanches from the top of cornice or buzz’s. Cold temps today.

Decent skiing off Cornice Ridge

Published: Dec 26th, 2025

Mellow day out on Cornice Ridge. About 10cm of good snow on top of a supportive crust/rain layer. Below 1900m the conditions were less favorable due to rain/melt effect. No signs of avi activity on our outing. Skied over some older avi debris at the end of our run off of the ridge.

Baldy Rocks - Boxing Day

Published: Dec 26th, 2025

Nice day skiing the trees. Had a small wind slab release on a test slopes on a SE aspect just below the summit. Wind was blowing hard enough in the ridge to remove parts of the skin track. On descent, Sluff was chasing me a bit on steep sections, with a bit more snow they could become dangerous. Snow was very wet and heavy for the last 1/4th of the run back to the car.

Get high stay high

Published: Dec 25th, 2025

Nice soft turns on South and north of ripple until about 1850m. Then you hit a 5cm crust that wants to rip your board(s) off. No signs of instability. Clouds came in around 1100 and snow started by noon.

Some wind effect and deep pow

Published: Dec 23rd, 2025

Wind-affected near top of Cornice Ridge, and intermittently on the descent of NW face, but mostly excellent, deep powder right down to the lake.

Kootenay pass

Published: Dec 23rd, 2025

Shied over toward the Crags today. There was a lot of wind blown trees in the alpine and would take a good snow fall to clean up the trees. No avalanche conditions were observe today.

Crags south aspect

Published: Dec 21st, 2025

Great sparse tree skiing on S aspect from The Crags. A little crusty in alpine where exposed to wind, otherwise good powder.

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