Avalanche Forecast By Zone
The Bottom Line
Saturday January 25, 2025:
Triggering an avalanche remains unlikely. Cornices, dry loose snow (sluff), or an old wind slab are hazards to consider in steep, isolated terrain features. Maintain safe travel practices, especially if you’re stepping out into bigger, more consequential terrain.
Click here to read the final accident report from a fatal avalanche that occurred December 15th, south of our forecast zone, west of the town of Cascade. We offer our condolences to all those impacted by this tragedy.
News
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Sponsor Levels
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