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North Shore Avalanche Conditions March 29, 2024

  • 2024-03-30 22:00:58

    Backcountry Skiing Canada is pleased to continue our partnership with North Shore SAR and Andre-Jean to update you on the North Shore mountain snowpack conditions.

    This is AJ's last report to give us a view into the spring snowpack on the North Shore mountains.  This year has been quite unusual for the North Shore mountains but AJ gives us good inside into how the final part of our season might unfold.  Still lots to keep those avalanche eyeballs on so be sure to check out AJ's video below for the latest info.

    Again, check out Avalanche Canada for a full Avalanche Danger scale rating for your region.  

    If you want a detailed snowpack update on our West Kootenay area check out our own Backcountry Skiing Canada update on March 7 with WH2O forecaster Jay Wishie.