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Observer Name
weed
Observation Date
Monday, April 1, 2024
Avalanche Date
Monday, April 1, 2024
Region
Logan » Logan Canyon » Beirdneau Ridge
Location Name or Route
Beirdneau Ridge...Above Chokecherry Picnic Area
Elevation
8,800'
Aspect
Southeast
Slope Angle
Unknown
Trigger
Natural
Avalanche Type
Wet Loose
Avalanche Problem
Wet Snow
Weak Layer
Wet grains
Depth
Unknown
Width
200'
Vertical
1,500'
Comments
We could see a large pile of wet avalanche debris briefly from Highway 89
Coordinates