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Still lots of snow

Published: Jun 19th, 2026

Rode the Dome down to the shoulder and down 3rd knoll. Very good coverage and great corn. Little sticky at the bottom but I was pretty late. Skins on at top of chair, and rode down to the same spot no problem. Little snow below that. At top of T about 1.25m snow depth.

Zymacord occurrence reporting

Published: Apr 20th, 2026

In order to ensure occurrences and observations are reported accurately in MIN reports, here are the locations of the Zymbuk 1, 2 and 3 lines in the Zymacord. The area between 1 and 2 on the photo is not Zymbuk-2. Zymbuk-2 is the fall line directly below the largest part of the cornice. Zymbuk-3 is the ridgeline skier's left of Zymbuk-2.

Zymbuck and Pollywood

Published: Apr 18th, 2026

Nice sunny morning in the Shames backcountry, transitioning to a greybird afternoon. Little to no wind all day. Most aspects at treeline were hard or had a slight breakable crust in the morning, starting to soften by about 11am. We poked our heads into Zymbuck 1 (northeast aspect) and found ~15 cm of wet powder on a supportive crust. Riding quality was decent, but we triggered a few size 1 wet slides on the way down. Adjacent Zymbuck 3 was full of debris from a recent cornice failure and wet loose avalanche. Pollywood skied great in the afternoon- prime corn snow, only getting a bit sticky at the bottom.

Cornices abound

Published: Apr 18th, 2026

Cornices in the Shames area remain extremely large and looming! No evidence of a warming related avalanche cycle yet. Some cornice fall avalanches (to size 2) and a couple natural wind slabs to size 2 observed at ridge top in Zola, Monkey, etc., unclear exactly when they went. Very solid melt freeze surface at least to 1400m or so, maybe slightly breakable on north but we didn’t ski that side.

Sunny's and sunscreen required!

Published: Apr 8th, 2026

First walk around since closing weekend. Strong sun with little to no wind. No large slabs seen but many wet slides, getting dirty, that made valley bottom visible. Some north facing cornice lips getting baked from behind have broken and run far. By top tee 15 ish of recent wet snow covers a breakable crust. Surface hoar to 5 mm above tee line. Slides nicely with fresh wax. Lower hill has firm base with occasional bit of grab on your board but overall super nice quick trip. North bowl with zero tracks on it looked pretty nice.

MoTI natural

Published: Apr 2nd, 2026

Not sure when it ran, but MoTI (the slide path that hits the Shames road starting in Zola area) went natural with debris just a few hundred meters up from the road. Unclear if it went from the start zone at the top or the steep roll section part way down. Looked like loose wet debris. Not huge but big enough to deposit at like 500m.

Sleeping Beauty

Published: Apr 1st, 2026

Skied north side of Sleeping Beauty Mountain between 1600m and 500m. Snow was cold and dry in the morning on north and east slopes however by afternoon 1100m and below snow became heavy all aspects and at valley bottom moist and sticky. Small loose wet surface slabs released with turns BTL along with 50cm pinwheels from snow falling off trees. Tried to limit our time below cornices. No recent avalanche activity on alpine slopes. Bridge has been removed at km 10 just before the NEH fuel cache on the FSR up the Erlandsen River adding 2km of uphill both ways travel. With all the deactivation ditches it added 45 minutes getting to 12km where we went up the valley.

Knolls Pit

Published: Mar 31st, 2026

-4 broken skies. Ski quality better than expected except for really sun affected slopes. rode dome shoulder and knolls. Dust on crust. Some reactive wind slab on top of a crust to watch out for in the alpine NW aspect. Some significant sloughing on steep pitch ski cuts. Otherwise those crusts seem to be holding things together pretty well, watch out when it warms up. Dug a 150 cm test pit at around 1300 m on steep gladed NE terrain. Got a hard result on compression test down 90 cm on a layer of small facets on top of early March crust. No result on extended compression test. Thick sugary faceted layer from january rains is down 250 at this location it hasn't healed up at all, totally loose sugar about 40 cm thick. Dug a basement to find it, and managed to hit the ground down 530 cm, in this sheltered treeline location.

Spring who?

Published: Mar 31st, 2026

Still cold! -8/-10 degrees this AM. At TL 2-3cm of HN24, Moderate E-NE ridgetop winds most of the day. March 17th MFcr (2-4cm thick) down 40-50cm, with facceting F-4F+ snow overlying. March 7th MFcr down 100-150cm aspect dependant. Sluffing in steep terrain, no slab reaction when ski cutting small lee convex features but can feel stubborn pockets of old wind slab in some pieces of terrain just below ridgetop. Really excellent skiing down to 700m on North-East aspects. Some brief windows of solar input throughout the day, enough to give Polywood a thin new sun crust by 3pm.

Potential cornice fall triggered large avalanche in Stewart

Published: Mar 29th, 2026

Deepest part of the crown was likely over 3 meters

Closing day

Published: Mar 29th, 2026

Good skiing on polar slopes. A bit wind affected. I haven't been out for a couple days so it's hard to tell whether it's a new development from the last 24 hours or so (which have been windy) or older wind slabs decaying. No real evidence of instability in the steeper terrain near ridge top so maybe the latter. It was slabbier as we got lower in Zymacord Trees area with the most reactive feeling (cracking) snow being around 900m in open north facing terrain. Breezy today but not a lot of transport happening.

Sunny Skip

Published: Mar 28th, 2026

Good day at skip ! Verry deep trail breaking! Arount 100 cm of new storm snow at lake level. We dug a pit at 600 meters ene facing. Two layers of concern.The overnight new snow (30 cm) that was giving moderate shear but not to much cohesive yet (no result in the ect test) and one other interface down 70 (preserved stellar) that one did propagate accross the entire block on our ECT test in the hard range. It was pretty clean shear. Later in the day the first layer started to naturally avalanches all along the top of the main bowl with a lot of propagation then.(maybe more wind affected up there) but no step down on the more concerning layer! There was multiple size 1.5 across the entire bowl. We skied a few runs down low in lower angle terrain. HS was 320 cm !

Valley bottom obs for Mar 28

Published: Mar 28th, 2026

In Deliverance valley bottom and Geriatric route, a soft 2cm crust formed on westerly quadrant features yesterday from daytime heating. Still powder on NW and N features in same area, and in more dense trees. One small whumph on micro-feature while breaking trail up Geriatric. One skier-triggered sz 1.5? slab observed in lower Fish n Chips, assume from yesterday.

Cooking in the sun

Published: Mar 27th, 2026

Did a cats and dogs today. 2nd knoll ride to valley bottom was fanatic a cold around 11 AM. Temps rose as we walked up to Cats. Cats run was still great with slightly heavy snow turning into mashed potatos. Climing out of Cats at 2 PM was a sauna. Dogs was good, it definitely sun affected.

Shames Valley Bottoms

Published: Mar 26th, 2026

Skied a few valley bottoms from the top of the boot pack this afternoon. Face shots on the upper slopes! With a full seasons snowpack putting the skin track in back to the cat track was easily done with zero switchbacks. It can be done. Winds moderate to strong from the NE with blowing snow and drifting. Snowing 1cm an hour. Experienced shooting cracks and small Sz 1 avalanches in the storm snow. Slabs were 5-20cm deep with the bed surface being an interface in the storm snow. Skin track was blown in after 30 minutes in some places.

Evening sun

Published: Mar 23rd, 2026

Just a quick evening lap at shames. Maybe 10cm fresh powder over older snow. Crusty layer forming on south aspects, but shadier spots were still super light. Really nice day!

Another obscure loop

Published: Mar 23rd, 2026

Did a Zola to R2ski2 to Couloir of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints loop. Good travel conditions thanks to the new dry snow just holding on the MFcr. There’s a ridiculous amount of very low density powder available in sheltered terrain from BTL to ALP which was present on every part of our route except high ALP ridgetops facing S. Best snow was found on N aspects. We stayed away from steep and very open N facing terrain, not feeling the numerous amounts of snow received in the past weeks combine with the rain, wind or sun events in between. Monkey Bowl’s entrance felt just as spooky as 10 days ago went we found a hollow facetting layer below the upper snowpack on that steep slightly convex entrance. We found more sheltered terrain and skied deep conditions with lots of precautions. Along with the very long crowns found in the ALP around Shames, we witnessed a variety of big deposits, mostly below the steep drainages in the Zola area, from last week’s big avy cycle. Some ran sz3. The day was mostly clear, and calm.

The Dome - Shames side country

Published: Mar 23rd, 2026

I wasn't looking for trouble but the alpine looked touchy. All aspects of The Dome were heavily wind affected. As visibility deteriorated and snowpack stability was in question atop, traversing toward the Zyamcord trees seemed like a bad idea. I elected to descend from The Dome through the safest route. I ski alone so no buddy rescue is possible if things go sideways. No snowpack stability issues were observed but I sensed dangers lurking. Great line!!!

Fluff sun and the longest crown!

Published: Mar 19th, 2026

Nice day out. Cool snow to start the day on the hill. 30 ish of recent dry snow over crusty moist layer with 30 ish of wettish snow beneath that. Greyish with intermittent snowy skies that cleared into intense sunny period s throughout the day. No whumphs or cracks in fresh snow over to the knolls. Light wind from the S with very occasional mod gusts. Visible sluff from ? Recent Cornice break in mid north bowl that ran down into tree shoots visible. Longest crown line i have seen in a very long time that starts in Geronimo bowl and runs possibly continuous all the way to powder 8's!! Not super deep but super long. Maybe 2-3 km's 😳! Also noticed old slab runout from ? Last week that ran from bottom of hour glass creek running up hill and over towards flats below deliverence trees, maybe 500 m's of flat and uphill travel flattening out a bunch of small trees. Big week. Snow quality on N slopes off of knolls was top quality pow 😎 sluffs running fast with a few Chunky small slab bits below steep roll of 2nd knoll.

Prayer Flags Storm Skiing

Published: Mar 18th, 2026

After work lap up to Prayer Flags to do some storm skiing was rewarded with ~40cm new snow, overlying a breakable melt freeze crust and moist snow below. Skiing up the resort, snow continued to come in convective spells, surprising lack of wind and temps near 0 at the parking lot. New snow in prayer flags had a soft slab quality, but still skied nicely in lower angle terrain. Poor vis across the valley meant limited obs into the alpine. One large avalanche was heard in the Valley of Doom. Good skiiing!

spicy out there

Published: Mar 15th, 2026

Skinning up lookers left of the ski area boundary well below tree line later in the day. Lots of little remotes in the storm snow some as far as 100m away as I headed up with the pooch. During the day I'd say 30cms at the bottom, 40 cms at top of T. Strong westerly winds and some transport noticed at around 5pm at the top of the T.

Skip main bowl

Published: Mar 13th, 2026

Saw a size 2-2.5 in Work channel road bowl. Probably ran on Feb 7 crust. Looked like cornice triggered. 80 meter wide and ran 500 meters. I Believe it ran mid week. Dug a pit near the dicharge of the lake at 700 meters n-e aspect. CTM 13 down 18 cm then cth 23 down 40. All sudden collapse. ECTN the feb 7 crust was down 70 cm. There was a grey layer down 60 (maybee SH). The HS is 300. Dug a second quick pit at 900 meters same aspect before our last run skiers right of the main bowl. No signs of instability... but kept it fairly conservative. Great skiing close to home !

East Ridge crust and surface hoar

Published: Mar 13th, 2026

On southerly aspects, 1200-1600 m elevation, a 1 cm soft sun crust with 5+ mm surface hoar on the surface. Below-treeline, no crust was observed on northerly aspects where we skied today, but the soft crust was noted on any inclined southerly aspect. In the Alp, previous wind has scoured off the recent snow down to the previous crust in the 1500-1600 m elevation range, where exposed to SW wind.

Laxgalts'ap Avalanche

Published: Mar 8th, 2026

Avy cycle and powder skiing continues

Published: Mar 8th, 2026

There’s obvious evidence of a recent avy cycle (most of it from yesterday’s warm temps). Emotional Blackmail ran sz2.5, No Socks skier’s left sz2, Iron Curtain to In-Tent-City all sz2, Geronimo sz3(?), Thunderbowl sz2.5 Raincrust was felt only towards lower half of valley bottom but not higher up in Cats, No Socks, etc. with a 60cm of really dry storm snow. Incredible waist deep skiing out there.

Rain and avalanches

Published: Mar 6th, 2026

Went up for some exercise at the hill. Switching back and forth between rain and snow at the top t. Pouring rain at the base. Big avalanche cycle happening, huge booms coming out of the Valley of Doom. Had a few periods of viz and saw loose wet to size 2 more or less everywhere - Iron Curtain, Cold Sweat, around the bowl, and across the valley in bloodlust, r2 ski 2, etc. from the sounds of it bigger slides were going off in Monkey Bowl and Happy Valley but I couldn’t see them.

Hot n spicy

Published: Mar 2nd, 2026

Skied laps in Zymacord trees today till late. Wind south mod at ridge top. Freezing level around 1000m at height of day. Snow quality good down to 800m . Snow was mostly hot pow. Fast and heavy. 20cm of new snow overnight and another 10-15cm throughout the day. Audibles off south side on Sleeping beauty most of day and some naturals heard closer to the zymbuck area but not seen due to fog later in the afternoon. Ski triggered a size 2 on the lee side of one of the bigger drainages at 1200m and a size 1 wet loose in steep terrain down around 1000m.

Trap line

Published: Mar 1st, 2026

Riding was good in sheltered feature’s on Trap line with wind affect around the cabin.

Remote trigger off the Dome

Published: Mar 1st, 2026

Remote triggered an avalanche off the Dome - more information in the avalanche tab.

Didn’t quite beat the storm

Published: Mar 1st, 2026

Skied north facing terrain up to about 1250m today near shames. We encountered widespread fresh, deep wind slabs beginning in open patches around 900m. the transported snow had completely erased a skin track from the day before. As we progressed towards the alpine the wind slabs turned hard. We avoided steep terrain and observed shooting cracks as we skied the mellow terrain we’d come up. South wind was ripping and still transporting a lot of snow despite the already hard surfaces. Temps quickly climbed above 0 this morning at lower elevations and the snow was heavy and wet below 700m, maybe a bit higher.

Anderson

Published: Feb 27th, 2026

Feb 23 - Feb 27 Anderson trip. Dug 150 cm test profile in open gladed SW terrain near cabin at 1200 m on Feb 24. Found surface hoar layer down 20 cm, suspect same as avy that involved 2 people at shames last week on MIN report. Got a moderate compression test result on this layer, CTM 15 down 20 cm. Also melt freeze crusts down 55 cm showing signs of faceting, deep layer 40 cm of sugary snow below crust acting as a vapour barrier. A layer to watch going forward, suspect same as described at the snowpack talk last week. Then on Feb 25 we received 70 + of storm snow and high winds at cabin, extreme at in alpine. Huge plumes of blowing snow on ridges, significant wind transport even at treeline. Ski quality excellent below treeline. Snowpack remained suprisingly stable, some moderate sloughing on the steep pitches. We just stuck to the deep tree skiing. Did not see or hear any naturals during the storm, but it was pretty stormy. Will post snow profile on snowpilot.org

Deep! And pretty solid

Published: Feb 27th, 2026

Great skiing and arduous trail breaking out there. We dug a pit on a west aspect at 1180m. Total snowpack 520cms. January rain crust is down 200cms. There’s about a meter of storm snow. The top 40 was fist, very low density, progressing to 4f and 1f as we went. The storm interface at the bottom did not have a significant density change. We did an ect with no results- some irregular breaking down 40 on the density change under the shovel. Also did a ct which was similar but irregularly broke down about a meter at the storm interface on ct18.

Prayer Flags/Deliverance

Published: Feb 25th, 2026

Storm snow of approx 50-60 cm at time of observation. Slightly stiff 15 +/- cm thick soft wind slab on surface where exposed to SE wind (veering to SW during the morning) and as a soft slab composed of 40-50 cm storm snow (where observed BTL in Deliverance/Prayer Flags area) in more sheltered locations. Hand tests easy at both of the above slab failure planes. S 4-5 all morning. Heard various occurrences from direction of Bloodlust Bowl and adjacent cliffs; and Valley of Certain Doom. We had no Sa or Sc but there were reports of Sc occur BTL in Deliverance open areas below the cat track.

Megalo-dump (comes with avy activity)

Published: Feb 25th, 2026

Stormy and moody day (felt like the really deep days from November and December again). Wind loading was in full effect with mod-strong SW winds. I triggered an avalanche inbounds from the first convex roll of Eye Candy. It propagated very easily and the avy ran full width (about 20m), full length (80m) and 45cm deep. It ran quickly with lots of mass to it. In bigger terrain it would have been a destructive one. It ran on the previous interface of wind affected snow. There was 65cm of new snow and 45cm in less sheltered terrain in and above Shames BTL around 2pm, so it’s real deep out there. It kept snowing heavily when I headed home end of pm. Play safe,

Peregrine-eden-fish bowl

Published: Feb 23rd, 2026

Peregrine was amazing! We dug a quick pit at 1000 meter at bottom of the bowl. Crust was down 80. Did not officially find the SH but the result were moderate ctm 19 pc down 40 (look like a sh layer but did not identify) hs 400. All north facing slopes felt pretty good no signs of instability (even going thru wind slab at the top). We did pop a little 0.5 slab skiing fish and chip at end of day (south face) just the surface (5-8 cm). Fish and chip was wind affected.

Size 1 at Dome

Published: Feb 22nd, 2026

Size 1 at Dome

Published: Feb 22nd, 2026

No Dogs/cats/phazur

Published: Feb 21st, 2026

Walk up towards no dog... natural size 1.5 in emotional black mail, few small natural slab 0.5 in exposed terrain. Intense snow transport from NE winds. Skiing quality in the dense trees was good. I did dug a very hasty pit top of no socks in somewhat sheltered snow. Found the crust and i believe SH ... no significant shear. Felf more like a brake at SH layer... in the high moderate.

Sterling Gold

Published: Feb 21st, 2026

MAT course today at Sterling. Sledded through the Walls to the bottom of Portuguese Hill. Spent the day sled lapping protected slopes in the Walls/Portuguese area. Rode convex slopes up to 38 degrees. Saw lots of wind loading with moderate to strong NE winds and so spent most our time avoiding wind loaded slopes. Triggered a size 1 avalanche in a small wind loaded roll at TL on a NW aspect near The Walls. Observed 2 natural windslab avalanches on the headwall of Portuguese Hill size 1.5 and 2; likely from today.

Gloomy Windy Shmooey Slabby

Published: Feb 21st, 2026

NE of Rosswood. We went to a zone familiar to us for sled skiing, usually a good bet for storm riding. We ran a lap in the trees with no signs of instability The wind was hauling at ridgetop (50km/h give or take) transporting snow onto leeward slopes. First turn into our second run we ski cutted a size 1/1.5 at ridgetop on NW aspect at 1400m. Crown varied in size from 20cm up to almost 1.5m. Safe to say the wind is transporting a lot of snow so be careful in more open areas, the previous NE winds really did not leave a nice surface for the new storm snow coming in. I suspect areas like South Douglas to have very similar loading. Electric.

No Name ridge avalanche

Published: Feb 19th, 2026

Arctic outflows at Larsen

Published: Feb 19th, 2026

Spent Monday-Thursday at Larsen cabin. Strong arctic outflow conditions from Monday night through Wednesday night with sustained 60-80km/hr northeast winds at ridgetop the entire period and temps between -15 and -20C. We found good skiing in sheltered treed terrain, though the wind effect crept down over the week. What was holding on as soft, sheltered snow below ridgetops on west aspects had turned into styrofoamy hard slabs of varying widths by Thursday with soft snow only remaining in areas sheltered by mature trees. Wind continued ripping until sometime overnight Wednesday. It was calm and a bit warmer when we woke up Thursday although temps were inverted throughout the day with it remaining very cold in valley bottoms. High cloud came in mid-afternoon Thursday. We observed surprisingly little natural activity over the course of the week, just two size 2s in loaded features (S and SW). This morning (Thursday), we accidentally triggered a size 1.5 hard wind slab slab on a small feature while climbing Mt. Gordon. We were surprised by how far into the mellower terrain on the sides it pulled out and one person (me) was knocked over by it. The crown was roughly a meter deep and it ran on the crust layer. Overall there is widespread wind effect across most aspects, even to well below treeline, except in fairly well treed terrain or in the lee of bands of mature trees where settled powder makes for excellent skiing. We thought mellow south terrain might be more sheltered, but the burn behind the hut was variable and wind effected even as low as 770m.

Fringen Wimdy

Published: Feb 18th, 2026

Skied prayer flags then poked my way up the dome. Skied SE to Pollywood. Noticeable wind affect across the valley, Winds felt moderate gusting strong mostly Northerly but squirly. Wind transport starting to create slabs down at treeline at the start of pollywood. In the alpine . Prayer flags a little wind pressed in the open trees. Wumpfing a long the ridge walk to the dome. Slabs ranging from soft 10cm to stiff and up to 50cm on aspects from SE to West. Ski triggered a size 1 WS on SE aspect of the dome ran on a crust down 50cm and about 20M across. Sorry no photo as phone died along with some brain cells from the cold.

Skiier Triggered Wind Slab

Published: Feb 17th, 2026

Skier Accidental

Published: Feb 17th, 2026

Skier accidental Sz 2. North aspect, 1200m TL terrain. Broad gentle ridge, 30 degrees. Triggered by 1st skier on slope. Easily skied out of and to the side. 20-50cm soft slab, 30 meters across, gaining mass down gentle slope and disappearing into steep terrain BTL. Did not step down to previous storm snow. Impressive propagation. Avalanche ran on Feb 15th surface hoar layer which was very visible. Bed surface four finger resistance. No naturals in the area or other accidentals despite other parties pushing. Cold temps, light to moderate outflow wind, no visible blowing snow in the immediate area. Ridgeline was mixture of soft and hard deep wind slabs with ski quality increasing once below the main ridge.

Shames Bc Windslab

Published: Feb 17th, 2026

Deep on the Dogs

Published: Feb 16th, 2026

Snowing and breezy with cooler temps keeping the snow blower dry cold smoke. Run down from Prayer flags to start. Plenty of tracks from day before made for slighty chunky turns at times here. 15 to 20 of overnight snow in No Dogs up track making for 60 ish of recent storm snow firming up as it approaches the latest crusty layer. Wind light in the valley but mod to heavy on flats above Cats from the N making soft slab in waves. No whumphs felt but cracking around splits and shooting out at times. Skipped the Cats and dropped No Dogs for 2 runs. Absolutely blower off the ridge and all the way down with no slabs on 1st run but sluffs running fast. 2nd run had thin ( <= 10 cms ) natural surface slabs on convexities that had shattered like checker boards. Tree bombs would make similar mini slabs as they hit the snow on 2nd lap up. Amazing quality snow in fresh lines. Literally choking on it with deep breaths!

OBS

Published: Feb 14th, 2026

Had the opportunity to make many obs while completing the Happy-Doom traverse. Very large avalanches reached both the Doom and Happy valleys during last month’s series of avy cycles, some ran across the valley to reach its opposite side. This wrecked a few classic runs in the valley, and some will be difficult to recover this season. I expect the ALP back there didn’t get the moist snowfall from Feb 2nd that helped to create a strong bond from the Jan crust to the recent new load of Feb 11th/12th as we saw evidence of a newer avy cycle (either from the 12th or yesterday) with medium and very large avalanches on both N and S aspects. We didn’t ran into any problems, but could feel the new snow was still settling, especially on N aspects above 1500m (as opposed to yesterday in the ALP above Shames where it felt as if it was already well settled). We skied from the summit above the divide on a SE aspect and Happy Days Couloir on a N aspect. Surface hoar was growing already below the couloir and all the way back the valley.

Friday Obs

Published: Feb 13th, 2026

Made one run off of prayer flags. Hand shear, moderate, down 30cm at TL and BTL. Ski pen was deeper. Loose dry size 0.5 to 1 in steeper sunny slopes (see pics), more fell during the day. Snow above the rain crust is wet and well bonded, dries out towards the surface. Today's sun baked solar TL and ALP slopes and created a light sun crust.

Pollywood-phaser-north bowl

Published: Feb 10th, 2026

20 cm of storm snow have accumulated! It was a very nice run down north bowl ... felt like Shames again ! Very happy with the bound between the new snow and the crust ! Skied a few wind affected slab saw a few small craks/cookies but no propagation. It was still dust on crust in denser forested area.

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