TetonSnowInfo

Backcountry travelers could trigger loose snow sluffs and soft surface slabs in steep avalanche terrain at the mid and upper elevations. These slides could entrain significant amounts of snow in long, sustained couloirs. Be wary of this type of terrain along with slopes above cliff bands or terrain traps. While less likely, skiers and riders still have some potential to trigger large to very large persistent slab avalanches on a variety of aspects above 7,500 feet. Below 7,500 feet, any avalanche activity is expected to be limited to isolated terrain features.