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Avalanche Forecast

Problems: Cornices.

Published: Apr 21st, 2025
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Avalanche Forecast

Problems: Cornices.

Published: Apr 20th, 2025
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Avalanche Forecast

Problems: Cornices.

Published: Apr 19th, 2025
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Huge concrete fan

Searched for corn, found disappointment. Most of the day was hard pack or a very thick crust. Best riding was found during the ski out at lower elevations.
iancurrie08, Saturday 19th April, 2025 11:55AM

Avalanche Forecast

Problems: Cornices, Loose Wet.

Published: Apr 18th, 2025
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Spearhead wet loose

Our observations agreed with the considerable forecast yesterday 4/18. We saw a lot of rollerball activity, multiple collapsed cornices, quite a bit of slides. Corn was lovely where not affected by avalanche debris. We were happy we made conservative decisions, even adding a bit of mileage/vert to avoid spending time beneath cornices. Cornices and steep slopes were heavily sun affected, SW slopes had lots of sloughing. Also worth noting we didn’t see any open crevasses, a very small bergschrund we skied over, likely to change as warming continues
jessicaelizabethmckenzie, Friday 18th April, 2025 12:00PM

Garibaldi summit

Parked at 1000m on the cheekeye fsr, was Subaru friendly. Hard overnight freeze meant fast travel but was very solid until the main Garibaldi face which catches some morning sun so warmed up. Summit just after 11 which seemed a nice time to get on top for a good ski down as things softened. Large cornice fall off hogs back ridge (?) which triggered a large slab avalanche over 1.5m deep, size 2.5. Everyone was skiing over the debris quickly as there's still a lot of overhead there, unsure of when it fell but must be the last day or two
AAnd, Friday 18th April, 2025 12:00PM

Cornice Collapse in Cloudburst

Chance Creek FSR is plowed to Cloudburst Main FSR. skins on at car, but not for much longer. Noticed a natural cornice collapse on the N face of Cloudburst. ~150cm crown line on the slab below the cornice 18-25m crown width ~200m total run
gilbert.pjb, Friday 18th April, 2025 11:54AM

Avalanche Forecast

Problems: Loose Wet, Cornices.

Published: Apr 17th, 2025
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Avalanche Forecast

Problems: Cornices.

Published: Apr 16th, 2025
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Avalanche Forecast

Problems: Cornices.

Published: Apr 15th, 2025
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Avalanche Forecast

Problems: Cornices, Wind Slabs.

Published: Apr 14th, 2025
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Avalanche Forecast

Problems: Cornices, Wind Slabs.

Published: Apr 13th, 2025
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Sunday Sun and Safe

Very sunny, very warm! We stayed away from big cornices and rode north facing slopes. Although we saw NO signs of instability. No avalanches, no cornices breaking off - only a fallen cornice from several days ago.
kimberleymegis, Sunday 13th April, 2025 10:00AM

East ridge Ipsoot

Overnight trip towards Ipsoot along the east ridge. Not much avalanche activity observed. We found corn, some mashed potatoes and wind affected snow. We turned back at a col towards a north facing slope that dropped down onto Ipsoot glacier, because we noticed a wind slab on a 25 to 30 degree convex slope and we're not eager to climb this slope back up later. Overall it was a cold day and night with mostly clear skies.
LuJo, Sunday 13th April, 2025 12:00AM

Avalanche Forecast

Problems: Wind Slabs, Cornices.

Published: Apr 12th, 2025
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Avalanche Forecast

Problems: Wind Slabs, Cornices.

Published: Apr 11th, 2025
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Avalanche Forecast

Problems: Wind Slabs, Cornices.

Published: Apr 10th, 2025
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Avalanche Forecast

Problems: Wind Slabs, Cornices.

Published: Apr 9th, 2025
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Avalanche Forecast

Problems: Storm Slabs, Loose Wet.

Published: Apr 8th, 2025
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