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The winter of 1994/95 marked a distinct era in North American backcountry recreation. The landscape of avalanche forecasting was nascent, with established centers in Denver (Knox Williams), Utah (Bruce Tremper),…
The Flathead Avalanche Center (FAC) has achieved a significant milestone, now consistently issuing daily avalanche advisories for the Flathead National Forest and portions of Glacier National Park. This accomplishment is…
A significant advancement in avalanche safety education has been announced with the release of a new instructional video detailing the practical application of "Avalanche Problems" within the framework of daily…
The allure of untamed snow beckons skiers and snowboarders beyond the meticulously groomed runs and controlled environments of ski resorts. This phenomenon, commonly referred to as "sidecountry" or "backcountry" skiing,…
Nick Meyers, a prominent figure in mountaineering safety and a seasoned expert in avalanche preparedness, has achieved significant national recognition through his appearance on the cover of the esteemed Popular…
The mountain community is mourning the loss of Cutler, a distinguished avalanche rescue dog who dedicated 11 years of his life to ensuring the safety of visitors in the White…
The Utah Avalanche Center (UAC) has announced the impending retirement of its long-serving Director, Bruce Tremper, effective at the close of August. Tremper, a towering figure in avalanche safety and…
The Utah Avalanche Center (UAC) has announced a significant and comprehensive update to its widely recognized "Know Before You Go" (KBYG) video and youth avalanche education program. This ambitious project,…
A newly released educational video aims to demystify the North American Avalanche Danger Scale, providing backcountry enthusiasts with critical knowledge to better understand and utilize the scale for minimizing avalanche…
The winter of 1994/95 marked a vastly different era for backcountry recreation in the United States. The landscape of avalanche forecasting and backcountry access was nascent, with only a handful…
