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| NWI1639 - Argentina. Parque Nacional Los Glaciares. Moreno Glacier calving. |
| NWI1636 - Ice avalanche. Torres del Paines Park. Chili |
| NWI1637 - Argentina. Parque Nacional Los Glaciares. Moreno Glacier calving |
| NWI1638 - Argentina. Parque Nacional Los Glaciares. Moreno Glacier calving. |
| OAC2380 - Man rappelling with skis on his back at dawn on Donner summit CA. |
| OAC2379 - Man rappeling during small avalanche with skis on his back on Donner Summit CA. |
| PPT1332 - Diamond Peak ski patrol dog riding the chairlift. |
| PRE3050 - A woman jumping on skis at Squaw Valley CA. |
| PRE3949 - Man rappelling with skis on his back in a small avalanche on Donner Summit CA. |
| PPT1340 - Diamond Peak ski patrol dogs. |
| PRE2320 - Ski patrol dogs chasing a man down a ski slope. Diamond Peak NV. |
| PPT1339 - Ski patrol dogs at Diamond Peak NV. |
| PPT1333 - Diamond Peak ski patrol dog riding the chairlift. |
| PPT1334 - Diamond Peak ski patrol dog riding the chairlift. |
| PPT1335 - Diamond Peak ski patrol dog riding the chairlift. |
| PWO4052 - Ski patrollers preparing explosives for avalanche control at Squaw Valley in California |
| PWO4053 - A ski patroller throwing explosives for avalanche control at Squaw Valley in California. |
| PWO4051 - Ski patrollers preparing explosives for avalanche control at Squaw Valley in California |
| TAW3261 - Avalanche Warning Sign Whistler |
| PWO4054 - A ski patroller throwing explosives for avalanche control at Squaw Valley in California. |
| PWO4048 - Ski patrollers preparing explosives for avalanche control at Squaw Valley in California |
| NAL1036 - Rocky Mountain glacier peak from the air |
| PWO4050 - Ski patrollers preparing explosives for avalanche control at Squaw Valley in California |
| PWO4047 - Ski patrollers preparing explosives for avalanche control at Squaw Valley in California |
| PWO4049 - Ski patrollers preparing explosives for avalanche control at Squaw Valley in California |
| OAC4306 - A large wet-slab avalanche triggered by explosives in Scotts Bowl at Park City Mountain Resort 3-18-07. The slope has been heavily skied all season but did not see much traffic early in the season when the weak layer of depth hoar was originally formed. |
| OAC4305 - A closer look at the fracture. It was on a 38 degree east facing slope around 9700. The fracture was about two hundred yards wide and 2-3 feet deep. |
| OAC4308 - National Ski Patrol members practice probing for a buried avalanche victim. Bridger Bowl Ski Area Montana |
| OAC4311 - A skier triggered avalanche in Meadow Chutes Big Cottonwood Canyon Utah |
| OAC4312 - Yahoo! It created its own bobsled run as it descended |
| OAC4304 - Two snowmobilers admiring the debris for scale. The debris had lots of broken trees in it. |
| OAC4310 - A natural avalanche in the south end of Meadow Chutes in Silver Fork of Big Cottonwood Canyon. The avalanche probably occurred on 12-9-04. |
| OAC4309 - Rescuers working with dogs and probes to find the second avalanche victim in Mineral Fork 12-12-04. |
| OAC4302 - Wind can deposit snow ten times more rapidly than snow falling out of the sky making wind loading the most important weather factor to consider in determining avalanche danger. Here the wind erodes from the windward side and deposits on the lee side. Ph |
| OAC4295 - Jason West walks along the fracture line of an avalanche incident in Silver Fork 11-14-06 in which one person was completely buried in an avalanche they triggered and Jason dug out by his partners in time to save his life. Here he returned to the scene t |
| OAC4294 - A massive avalanche in January 2005 in Scotties avalanche path Little Cottonwood Canyon Wasatch Range Utah. |
| OAC4293 - A team of rescuers from Utah County Search and Rescue probe for three missing snowboarders on the Elk Point avalanche path on Mt. Timpanogos north of Sundance Ut. |
| OAC4296 - Snowbird ski patrollers firing the 105 howitzer to control avalanches. They are firing at avalanche starting zones above the highway in Little Cottonwood Canyon Utah. |
| OAC4298 - The debris by the northern flank wall. |
| OAC4313 - The avalanche was about a third of a mile wide at the fracture line running from the lookers right shoulder to the central gully. |
| OAC4300 - Snowbird ski patrollers firing the 105 howitzer to control avalanches. They are firing at avalanche starting zones above the highway in Little Cottonwood Canyon Utah. |
| OAC4299 - Snowbird Ski Area ski patrollers shoot a 105 mm Howitzer cannon for avalanche control above the Little Cottonwood Canyon highway Utah. |
| OAC4303 - Surface hoar crystals. They grow on the snow surface during clear calm and humid conditions. They are a dangerous weak layer that can produce avalanches once they are buried by additional snow. |
| OAC4315 - A nice glide avalanche off one of the Porter Fork cabin roofs. The very warm temperatrues cause melt water to percolate through the snowpack and lubricate up the interface between the snow and the impermiable roof. This happens in the backcountry too es |
| OAC4328 - A massive avalanche in the Argenta slidepath in Big Cottonwood Canyon Utah. The avalanche was intentionally triggered by helicopter-thrown explosives. the avalanche has not crossed the road in 50 years and it wiped out dozens of acres of 50-year old tre |
| OAC4327 - A massive natural avalanche off Mt. Timpanogos Wasatch Range Utah. |
| OAC4326 - A huge natural avalanche off of Elk Point on Mt. Timpanogos Utah on January 12 2005 |
| OAC4330 - Search dogs in the Mineral Fork double snowshoer fatality 12-11-04 in Utah |
| OAC4331 - This is the White Pine road just 200 yards from the trailhead and is now impassible. Now you have to find a creative way to get through. |
| OAC4292 - Jason West walks along the fracture line of an avalanche incident in Silver Fork 11-14-06 in which one person was completely buried in an avalanche they triggered and Jason dug out by his partners in time to save his life. Here he returned to the scene t |
| OAC4536 - An avalanche on Mount Everest in Nepal |
| OAC4332 - Two snowboarders hike up next to a wet sluff. Judging from the tracks it looks like it was triggered when someone made a turn but they did not get caught. |
| OAC4325 - Surface hoar crystals. They grow on the snow surface during clear calm and humid conditions. They are a dangerous weak layer that can produce avalanches once they are buried by additional snow. |
| OAC4324 - A massive avalanche destroyed the bottom terminal of the tramway at Bridal Veil Falls in Provo Canyon Utah 1-27-96. |
| OAC4319 - Strong north winds blew through the day which loaded the south facing slopes and may have contributed to the natural avalanche activity on Elk Point |
| OAC4318 - A glide avalanche in Broads Fork Wasatch Range Utah. A glide avalanche is a type of wet avalanche in which the entire snowpack slides slowly on the ground similar to a glacier until the entire slab fails catastrophically. |
| OAC4316 - A huge natural wet-slab avalanche released late in the afternoon of March 13 2007 on the northwest face of Gobblers Knob in the upper left of the photo. The wet debris gouged out a 40 foot deep trough and filled it with dense wet avalanche debris. The d |
| OAC4320 - The avalanche was composed of 2 feet of dense wind-blown snow on top of an extremely weak and fragile layer of depth hoar. Its like puting a brick on top of a pile of potato chips. These kinds of avalanches are very tricky to mess around with because as |
| OAC4321 - The avalanche broke out 2-3 feet deep and nearly 200 yards wide as far as we could tell. We skied into the distance along the ridge to see how far the fracture propagated but visibility was so bad we could not tell how wide it broke out. In a brief clea |
| OAC4323 - This is a very large natural avalanche that occurred on 2-27-07 when strong wind combined with dense snow fell. The avalanche is in South Monitor on the Park City ridgeline. It broke about a half mile wide taking out the entire bowl and the fracture ave |
| OAC4322 - Skier-triggered avalanche in East Monitor along the Park City ridgeline Wasatch Range Utah |
| OAC4314 - As is often the case with large wet avalanches it gouged down to the dirt and created its own bobsled run. Wet avalanches are usually very destructive events. |
| OAC4263 - A small snowmobile-triggered soft slab avalanche. Talkeetna Mountains Alaska |
| OAC4250 - Janet Kellam Director of the Sawtooth National Forest Avalanche Center measures slope steepness. |
| OAC4245 - Skier-triggered avalanche in East Monitor along the Park City ridgeline Wasatch Range Utah |
| OAC4244 - This is the backcountry access gate at the Canyons Resort in Utah at the top of the Peak 9990 lift that lets people know in no uncertain terms that they are entering an uncontrolled backcountry area. Several people have died in avalanches after they pass |
| OAC4251 - Kitty Calhoon practicing with her avalanche rescue beacon |
| OAC4252 - Kitty Calhoon performing snowpit tests to check the stability of the snowpack. |
| OAC4255 - Kitty Calhoon performing snowpit tests to check the stability of the snowpack. |
| OAC4254 - Kitty Calhoon performing snowpit tests to check the stability of the snowpack. |
| OAC4253 - Kitty Calhoon performing snowpit tests to check the stability of the snowpack. |
| OAC4243 - Utah Avalanche Center forecaster Drew Hardesty examines the fracture line of an avalanche I intentionally triggered by kicking a cornice from a nearby ridge top. |
| OAC4242 - Dean Cardenale and his avalanche rescue dog Midas who found both victims in the Mineral Fork double snowshoer fatality 12-11-04. |
| OAC4235 - Bruce Tremper examines the fracture line of an avalanche Silver Fork Big Cottonwood Canyon Utah |
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