Pickled Snake

-AVALANCHE HAZARD Avalanche terrain at top of run between 2000m and 1700m. Potential for large avalanches here. Gully terrain trap in path and run out below. Convex roll mid slope at 1950m. Often wind affected with reactive wind slab and storm slab. History of large natural avalanches on this slope -OTHER HAZARDS This area is often very foggy with poor visibility. South facing, potential for sticky moist snow and sun crusts. Can be heavily wind affected -RUN NOTES / GROUP MANAGMENT Excelent open alpine like skiing. From the top drop ski group down the road and then across the low angle terrain and regroup on top of the line above where the terrain rolls over and gets steeper. Ski cut entrance below the cliffs. From here space guests out 1 at time for the upper portion of the run. Ski the line straight fall line down through the avalanche path and re group clear of any over head hazard. Incline: - 30 deg average Aspect: - South Top: - 2000M Bottom: - 1600M Vertical: -400M / 1300ft