Observation: Public

Name:

Charlie Hagedorn

Observation Date:

December 22, 2020

Submitted:

December 22, 2020

Zone or Region:

Snoqualmie Pass

Activity:

Skiing/Snowboarding

Location:

Snoqualmie Pass -- overview images from Silver Fir

None reported

Images made within an hour of sunset on 12/22/20. Images of note include a possible buried crown at the Red/Lundin shoulder, possible crowns beneath the rocks low beneath Red/Lundin, tracks (and today's reported ski-cut slabs) on Kendall, and debris below Rampart's Toilet Bowl.

These images are shared in continued support of NWAC's curiosity about the extent of this week's avalanche cycle.

Red Mountain: Image shows ski tracks, including a clear change-of-plans, Ski tracks and possible buried crown near the Red/Lundin saddle. Note possible crowns low in the Red/Lundin valley beneath the rocks. Image licensed CC-BY-NC-SA.

Ski tracks on Kendall. The ski-cut slabs reported in another observation appear to be visible. Image licensed CC-BY-NC-SA.

Extensive debris present below the Toilet Bowl on Rampart. Image licensed CC-BY-NC-SA

Paths on the Kendall/Gold divide. (Prospective skiers should contemplate the brushy exit before skiing). Image licensed CC-BY-NC-SA

Broader image of the E side of Red, no crowns evident in a quick gander. Image licensed CC-BY-NC-SA

The large path on Alta. Image licensed CC-BY-NC-SA

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