Walked up USA Bowl from Solitude, was a bit surprised that there was no skin trail in yet. Breaking trail was painful in the wind protected area, dense and inverted snow, became easier when I reached the main bowl, with the lower portion slabbed up by the wind and almost supportable, and the upper portion scoured down to the old bed surface. Upon reaching the ridge line noted a avalanche off of Scotts Peak, Debris in the trees and a large debris pile in the flats, not sure on the timing, visibility was limited by the blowing snow. Probably ran late yesterday or last night. Also noted a couple crowns across the way in White Pine Canyon over by Scotts Pass. Went to take a look into South Monitor saw debris on the slope but uncertain if it was avalanche debris or just natural cornice drops. Photos.

Scotts Peak slide , debris in the trees, and debris pile in the flats.

SW and S facing slopes stripped of snow down to the dirt.

Dense snow and graupel in wind protected terrain.

Damp snow up to 8700ft.