“Skiers on Beartooth Pass witnessed this avalanche activity on Saturday, May 29th at 2:30 p.m. It was on the Gardner Headwall and appeared to involve snow that fell last week. This snow is less likely to be unstable after a few days of melt and re-freeze, but this video is a good reminder that we need to be thinking about avalanche potential as long as there is snow to slide on. Stay safe and have fun!”
It may be June 1st but as the folks at Friends of Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center say…we need to be thinking about avalanche potential as long as there is snow to slide on. Stay safe and have fun!