Frosty Bee(ke)rs
Quick reportmartin_perfler · Feb 9, 2025 · Duffey
Quick report
- Weather
- cold, sunny
- Ride Type
- alpineSlopes, convexSlopes, mellowSlopes, openTrees, steepSlopes, sunnySlopes
- Riding Quality
- amazing
- Snow Conditions
- powder
Sa&Su around Beekers hut. In general awesome riding conditions. 20cm+ of New Snow on top of crust (which wasn't that hard/icy/tricky to go) Pretty stable conditions lots of fun. Cold start into the day with -17° nice once you are in the sun.
Weather
- Avg Temp
- -5
- Min Temp
- -17
- Wind Speed
- windSpeedCalm
- Blowing Snow
- light
- Sky Condition
- clear
- Wind Direction
- NE
- Precipitation Type
- none
Snowpack
- Depth
- 210
- Obs Type
- point
- Site Aspect
- W
- Site Elevation
- 1766
- Ski Penetration
- 0
- Test Initiation
- none
- Foot Penetration
- 43
- Site Elevation Band
- tln
- Surface Conditions
- facets, newSnow, surfaceHoar
ECTX... 20 cm of New Snow (F) on top of Crust (P) on top of an other 10 cm RG and crust compound... Some faceting ongoing around the crusts New Snow layer has no cohesive bonding; (but in the area in single spots wind created some small wind slab pockets) Not able to trigger some of the deeper layers within this well bounded crust compound Crust is likely o be more dominant in less shaded terrain.
Avalanche
- Run Length
- 50
- Slab Width
- 20
- Trigger Type
- natural
- Wind Exposure
- leeSlope
- Avalanche Size
- 1
- Slab Thickness
- 10
- Start Zone Aspect
- E, S, W
- Vegetation Cover
- openSlope
- Start Zone Incline
- 37
- Avalanche Character
- looseDry, windSlab
- Crust Near Weak Layer
- 1
- Number Of Avalanches
- 2-5
- Start Zone Elevation
- 1934
- Weak Layer Burial Date
- 2025-01-31
- Avalanche Observation
- moreThan48hrsAgo
- Weak Layer Crystal Type
- facets, stormSnow
- Start Zone Elevation Band
- alp, tln
- Avalanche Occurrence Datetime
- 2025-02-08T18:00:00.000Z
Slab avalanches: Two size 1 slab avalanches observed in the whole area. Likely from wind loading. - 1 at the NE aspect of Steep Peak @2100m; Lee ward side of cliff. - 1 Rohrridge S aspect 100m below ridge line Loose Snow: Few size 1 loose snow avalanches in the area. Originated from rocky-sunny terrain. No ongoing avalanche activity while we were there. No crazy sluff behavior while skiing






