Our friends at the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine and Montana State University are conducting a survey to learn how winter backcountry use has changed due to Covid 19. Survey Link
Loose wet avalanches will become possible today as the strong spring sunshine melts last night’s freeze. The hazard will be most pronounced in the afternoon on sustained, steep southerly facing slopes at all elevations and lower elevation northerly slopes. Get out early and be on the lookout for signs of wet snow instability.
Our friends at the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine and Montana State University are conducting a survey to learn how winter backcountry use has changed due to Covid 19. Survey Link
Welcome to the Bridgeport Avalanche Center website.
You can find recent observations, snowpack summaries for the Bridgeport Winter Recreation Area (BWRA), avalanche awareness clinics, and other resources about snow and avalanche conditions in the Bridgeport area on this site.
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Our friends at the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine and Montana State University are conducting a survey to learn how winter backcountry use has changed due to Covid 19. ... More |
Free Avalanche Awareness Class The BAC is providing a free Avalanche Awareness class 3/5/... |
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