Riders in the Centennial Mountains experienced almost constant whumphing at higher elevation and saw a couple of days old avalanche on a windl-oaded east north east facing slope. Photo: R. Gravett
Almost constant Whumphing at higher elevation. Saw couple days old avalanche on a windloaded east north east facing slope. This area in known as Yahoo.
Group from Wisconsin spotted 3 very fresh avalanches today. 2 for them near Red Canyon and 1 near Whites Peak. No other info. Might get photos tomorrow.
2 other slightly older slides spotted
Group from Wisconsin spotted 3 very fresh avalanches today. 2 for them near Red Canyon and 1 near Whites Peak. No other info. Might get photos tomorrow.
2 other slightly older slides spotted
A small slide was remotely triggered by the second skier catching up to the first skier. We were skiing mellow terrain on the east side of a small ridge and remotely triggered the slide at a roll over point on the north aspect of the ridge. Prior to skiing we conducted an extended column test on a near by north slope with good results but kept our path mellow do to some wind affect areas we noticed on the west side of the ridges. We skied to the debris pile after the slide stopped to take a picture and would estimate it broke 30 cm down at the base of the new snow over the last week.
A small slide was remotely triggered by the second skier catching up to the first skier. ... We skied to the debris pile after the slide stopped to take a picture and would estimate it broke 30 cm down at the base of the new snow over the last week. Photo: Anonymous
A skier noted an avalanche below Maid of the Mist on January 6, 2025. From the photo, the avalanche appears to be relatively recent, 1-3 days old, and failed on persistent weak layers deeper in the snowpack.
Skiers in the Main Fork of Hyalite Creek drainage spotted this crown below the upper cliffs on the Maid of the Mist. Photo: Anonymous
Multiple large avalanches on different bowls and different aspects of Cedar. Photos taken from Yellowstone Club by YC Ski Patrol. NE and E aspects. Both approximately 9400 feet elevation. Shaded photo is N aspect, photo with sun and shade is NE.
The Yellowstone Club Ski Patrol noted multiple large avalanches on different bowls and aspects of Cedar Mountain at approximately 9400 feet elevation. Photo: YCSP
