Avalanche Science
Avalanche Science Weekly News - February 1, 2019
Avalanche Science Weekly News
Snow refresh this weekend!
It has been two weeks since the last significant precipitation event in our area. A rain e...
Freeman - January 1, 2019
After the ferocious North winds of December 30th, most pow skiing can still be found at Southeast and South aspects. Most other aspects regardless ...
December 30, 2018 - Summary of Snowpack Conditions.
The staff of Avalanche Science wishes a Happy New year to all!
Yesterday, December 30th, we completed the second Avalanche Level 1 of this season a...
Pilot Peak Conditions - December 26, 2018
Northerly aspects at Mores Creek Summit have been impacted by winds. A 2-mm surface wind crust layer was formed during the last 24 hours. Wind pro...
Video of POW Riding during 2018 Avalanche Science Courses
2018PowDays from Santiago Rodriguez on Vimeo.
Freeman Peak Conditions for December 8, 2018
Skiing at Mores Creek Summit continues to be fun and fulfilling.
Freeman20181208 from Santiago Rodriguez on Vimeo.
The weather was tranquil wit...
Pilot Peak Conditions December 3, 2918
Sunday we were unable to get to Mores Creek Summit. We left at dusk from Boise, but the road to Idaho City was closed until later in the day due to...
Pilot Peak Conditions December 1, 2918
Today, the first day of December, around 4 AM when checking telemetry and weather forecasts, it appears like we will find 10+ cm of new snow at Mor...
Pilot Peak Conditions for November 28, 2018
After breaking trail yesterday from Mores Creek Summit pass at Idaho 21 to "Almost Top of The World," it felt like the riding will not be as fun. T...