Thread: TR; this last weekend at Bridger

^^^^ I wouldn't bank on it.

Damn. I bet SAR and Bridger Patrol are thanking their lucky stars that Football Field broke naturally on Monday night. Fortunately, I didn't seen anyone heading out Saddle yesterday.

As to when it will stabilize? Maybe never. Chabot was on The Moose this morning warning about wet slides. Massive, heavy, wet snow followed by damn near 70 degrees on Sunday? That all equals some serious fucking gnar out there. I'd be we'll see some stuff like that slide video out in France posted earlier this month.

found this on earlyups. thought you would enjoy

^^^Great job guys, that is A+. Great lines into Mundy's starting at 4:11. STOMP on that skethcy big one, hauling into the No Game travese, SICK! Almost as good as being there. All great lines and great skiing, really stoked.

whoa, yesterday was good. Took the camera out of the pack for 1 shot. Jaws 1

Nice vid! And nice shot, shreddy

Originally Posted by Norseman

Nice vid! And nice shot, shreddy

Hi ya'll

We have one spot open for a bell lake yurt trip next weekend. Looking to fill asap, contact me for details, thanks

Let me know what you think of that place, I'm heading up there the end of April.

Originally Posted by BRUTAH

Hi ya'll

We have one spot open for a bell lake yurt trip next weekend. Looking to fill asap, contact me for details, thanks

I am in. dont need any details. ill carry all yer shit.

Hoooleeeee Shiiiiit!!!!

Can't believe I didn't have my camera today. Wait til you guys see the carnage from control work. Big crown in morning glory as well as south bowl right above the traverse. Sluice Box slid to the ground. Bridger Gully went HUGE around 10, absolutely massive debris pile. Hopefully everyone is ok, lots of folks traversing/sidestepping all the way from midway out towards alpine. Just speculation on my part but I wouldn't be surprised if they are done for the year, especially the upper mtn.

Here's a few screenshots from the webcams, it looks like there's dirt all the way across bridger gully.

Oh for sure, it went all the way across, all the way to the ground. There was even debris that spilled across the ridge into the far side of north bowl.

just posted some up. holy SHIT!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Fish-E...y/360786338758

Here's some more: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?s...3875638&type=1

I can not believe that debris pile from the Bridger Gully slide. It must have been a freaky morning for patrol. So many little miracles this year as well, amazing.

More pictures from the local news: http://www.kbzk.com/news/update-rest...er-avalanches/

Holy shit. Those are some hefty slides.

Yikes. Thats insane. Morning Glory was during operating hours but Bridger Gully wasn't, right?

Big thank you to patrol for everything they do every day up there. Scary and intense day I'm sure.

Nope, other way around. BG was right around 10, watched the whole thing from powder park. There were a bunch of people traversing all the way over to Brush Run area from midway so ppl were definitely in the area. I was able to get one more ride on Bridger before they shut it down and went over to check out the debris. Amazing.

Originally Posted by Sirshredalot

Well, I'll finally be back in town this weekend and next week, and I have been bringing a gypsy curse to the snowfall wherever I go for the past two seasons. So it'll probably be terrible. :::fingers crossed:::

Next level shit, plus deathblow.

Ouch. Prolly dunfer, crushing.

So...if PK is running...assuming the snowpack stabilizes in some miraculous way...will they open slushies? I recognize Bridger and Alpine slid to the ground, and the avalanche aspect is the steep west-facing stuff (just like all the terrain up in slushies).

Just curious if they'll do it.

When is the scheduled season closer anyway?

sooo. no bridger gully freeride i assume?

Originally Posted by Jumper Bones

So...if PK is running...assuming the snowpack stabilizes in some miraculous way...will they open slushies? I recognize Bridger and Alpine slid to the ground, and the avalanche aspect is the steep west-facing stuff (just like all the terrain up in slushies).

Just curious if they'll do it.

When is the scheduled season closer anyway?

East facing you mean? And scheduled closing is April 8...doubt they'll bother.

Nope, they are done. Employees, including patrol, were notified today that it is skeleton crew from here on out. I would be highly surprised if they open anything beyond what they are opening tomorrow. Honestly, it's been such a shitty and ridiculous season, they should just pack it in.