Backcountry Area: Front Range
Author: Kurt Strobel
Report Information
Observation Summary
On second lap of skin track, we remotely trigger an avalanche on easterly facing slope. Big whompf, then saw slope above start to move. Hustled into the trees and only got hit by powder cloud.
We noticed some sluffs that seemed to come from cornice breaks. Otherwise, no signs of instability. New snow (8-10”) was on top of melt /freeze crust and not bonded well.
Route Description
Lookers right side of No Name bowl west of old Lake Agnes Cabin
Avalanche
Triggered avalanche
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Date | # | Elev | Asp | Type | Trig | SizeR | SizeD | Problem Type |
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02/08/2025
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1 | >TL | E | HS | AS/r | R3 | D2.5 | Persistent Slab | |
Date and Time
02/08/2025 -
12:00pm
(estimated)
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Snowpack
Cracking:
None
Collapsing:
None