Photos

Skiers triggered this slope by dropping a section of cornice onto the slope. This avalanche broke 500' wide, and ranged in depth from 18" or 6'. Photo: P. Hess

A skier had a close call on Saddle Peak when he triggered an avalanche that swept 900 vertical feet down over the cliff band of Saddle Peak into Going Home Chute. This photo is of the lower crown and release. Photo: GNFAC

A skier had a close call on Saddle Peak when he triggered an avalanche that swept 900 vertical feet down over the cliff band of Saddle Peak into Going Home Chute. This photo is of the upper crown and release. Photo: GNFAC

A skier had a close call on Saddle Peak when he triggered an avalanche that swept 900 vertical feet down over the cliff band of Saddle Peak into Going Home Chute. Photo: GNFAC

From obs: "On a tour up Middle Peak, I saw recent avalanches, with large propagation in Middle Basin and Beehive Basin." Photo Anonymous 

From obs: "On a tour up Middle Peak, I saw recent avalanches, with large propagation in Middle Basin and Beehive Basin." Photo Anonymous 

Skiers on 03/07/2024 observed several avalanches in the north-facing bowl below Republic Mountain. These avalanches likely happened the day before on 03/06/2024. Photo: J. Keogh

Skiers on 03/07/2024 observed several avalanches in the north-facing bowl below Republic Mountain. These avalanches likely happened the day before on 03/06/2024. Photo: J. Keogh

From obs: "Shot from ~20 miles away, 3/8." Photo: Anonymous 

Riders on 03/08/2024 observed this and several other crowns while riding in Frazier Basin. They estimated the avalanches to be a few days old. Photo: RK

From IG: "Buck ridge south of slatts hill, remote trigger by a snowmobile today"

From email: "Natural avalanches photographed near Cooke City today. W, NW aspect 9,700'." Photo: B. Fredlund

From email: "Natural avalanches photographed near Cooke City today. SE aspect 10400'." Photo: B. Fredlund

From email: "Natural avalanches photographed near Cooke City today. east aspect 9450'." Photo: B. Fredlund

From email: "Natural avalanches photographed near Cooke City today. east aspect 9100'." Photo: B. Fredlund

Photo taken 03/03/2024 of an avalanche that happened on 03/02/2024 below the eastern side of Henderson Mountain. Photo: A. Barrett

A rider triggered this avalanche on the east side of Henderson Mountain and luckily was able to escape. This avalanche broke 6-12' and was almost 1500 feet wide. Photo: Anonymous

A rider triggered this avalanche on the east side of Henderson Mountain and luckily was able to escape. This avalanche broke 6-12' and was almost 1500 feet wide. Photo: Anonymous

A rider triggered this avalanche on the east side of Henderson Mountain and luckily was able to escape. This avalanche broke 6-12' and was almost 1500 feet wide. Photo: Anonymous

A rider triggered this avalanche on the east side of Henderson Mountain and luckily was able to escape. This avalanche broke 6-12' and was almost 1500 feet wide. Photo: Anonymous