Remotely triggered walking along the ridgeline. There was nobody on the slope. Depth was 2-3' deep failing near the ground on early December facets. Ran into dense trees and was unable to determine how far it ran, at least 200 vertical. Would have been very high consequence terrain to get caught in.

Test pits in the area, including right next to the crown, showed stubborn ECT results, but full propagation, ECTP 25 Q2. Provided further reinforcement that any propagation in tests, even if results are stubborn, indicates avalanches are possible.

One other note, Park City ridgeline seemed to receive the lion's share of the storm, with depths of up to 15". Although the snow was very light density, and there was nearly no wind, clearly there was enough water weight to activate things (there was an old skin track that had clearly crossed the slope prior to the storm).