Behind the Campbell Basin Lodge.
And be careful touring in the area. There's a few bad layers down there, and Patrol has been getting large results in area both with explosives and ski cuts.
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Behind the Campbell Basin Lodge.
And be careful touring in the area. There's a few bad layers down there, and Patrol has been getting large results in area both with explosives and ski cuts.
http://www.alpinedescent.com/images/damnfine1225.jpg
Thanks C.
Hopefully the weight of opening Northway won't impinge too heavily on SB.
I'm guessing that Damn Fine has something to do with Avalanche Basin runout trees.
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Yeah, right above bottom of 6.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster Highmen
That weak layer is still persisting on some southern slopes:
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And as expected the warm and windy storm coming in created easily intiated new storm snow instability.
This released today touring around pickhandle on a NW slope:
http://www.alpinedescent.com/images/slidesmall.JPG
Fortunatlly it should settle out real quick
Bomb the crap out of Avie and Silver basins, puhleeeeez! This may be my last weekend this year!
THANKYOU!!!THANKYOU!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster Highmen
THANKYOU!!!
THANKYOU!!!THANKYOU!!!
Hey C, was the Silver Basin slide Sunday out past 3way? NW aspect in Silver Basin?
There was a larger explosive induced release just past boxcar, before the 3-way chutes on monday, if that's what you're looking for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buster Highmen
No I was wondering about the Sunday slide that closed 6 for a bit. It's still spooky up there.Quote:
Originally Posted by cmor
And thanks for all your work.
It was actually in Pinball on the North Face of the King. And 6 went on wind hold, it wasn't closed because of it.
It's an Avalanche Prone Area and is advertised as such. Wear your beacon, bring your probe and shovel, ski with a partner.