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Triggered Avalanche 3/15/2023 by Nate T

Skier triggered avalanche on Colden

NW aspect on Colden

Date & Time 3/15/2023 alternate_email 2:30:00 PM
Location NW aspect on Colden
Elevation & Aspect 3300 / Northwest
Mode of Travel Skiing/Snowboarding
Red Flags Recent Avalanches, Drifting Snow / Windloading

Triggered Avalanche

Slab

D1: Relatively harmless to people.

3300ft nw aspect. 2ft crown ran 175 ft

Observation Details

Skier triggered avalanche while riding a NW aspect at approximately 3300ft. Crown was 2ft deep at its deepest and ~50ft across. Avalanche ran around 175ft. Nobody caught.

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