Where is the Powder?
We're almost through January and we're asking, where is the powder?
Read more Where is the Powder?
We're almost through January and we're asking, where is the powder?
Read more Where is the Powder?
Unfortunate news has been released that Const. Mathieu Nolet passed away in hospital from his injuries sustained in the avalanche.
Read more Nelson Avalanche Claims Second Victim
The La Traviata avalanche, that happened on January 20th 2003, took the lives of seven individuals: Craig Kelly, Vern Lunsford, Dave Finnerty, Dennis Yates, Kathy (Polucha) Kessler, Naomi Heffler, and Jean-luc Schwendener.
Read more The Grace of Learning
Reflections of a Mountain Guide Survivor, twenty years later and a similar snowpack
Read more Surviving My Survival of La Traviata
Avalanches that occur during periods of cooling are important because they can surprise people.
Read more Cooling Off: The Relationship Between Cooling and Avalanches
Avalanche Canada is reporting that the snowpack is spooky for much of Western Canada.
Read more Avalanche Canada: The Persisting Problem
I can still hear Shauna’s giggles today in my mind’s ear as she and I made our way down the slopes of the Johnston Canyon trail.
Read more First Ski At Christmas
They are slow and keep you on the surface, when they break down you simply ski away, they never leave you hanging!
Read more Long live the T-bar!
If stacked pillow lines, deep powder, and exploring snow-covered, old growth forests tickles your fancy, then The Sacred Grounds – Part 2: Connection is for you!
Read more Kye Petersen releases Sacred Grounds Connection
A feature length documentary based on the events and circumstances surrounding the 1982 avalanche in Alpine Meadows, CA.
Read more Buried: The 1982 Alpine Meadows Avalanche
Operation PALACI is Canadian Armed Forces support for the Parks Canada program to control avalanches in Rogers Pass
Read more Rogers Pass Operation PALACI
It lurks deep within the snowpack all winter, barely changing but well hidden, waking up then going back to sleep.
Read more The deep persistent slab is the Apex Predator of Avalanches