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North Columbia

  • Revelstoke Boulder Mountain, Frisby Ridge, Keystone Basin, Sale Mountain
  • Valemount/Blue River Clemina Creek, Allen Creek
  • Wells/Barkerville Groundhog Lake, Yanks Peak, Spanish Mountain
  • McBride Luceille and Bell Mountains

South Columbia

  • Golden Quartz Creek, Gorman Creek
  • Invermere/Cranbrook Silent Pass, Lumberton, Forster Creek
  • Sicamous Owls Head, Eagle Pass, Mt Mara, Hunters Range

North Rockies - BC

  • Prince George (North) Torpy, Kakwa, Tumbler Ridge
  • Chetwynd Hastler, Silver Sands
  • MacKenzie Powder King
  • McBride Renshaw
  • Please note the North Rockies report  is issued on Thursdays only. You can also check the North Columbia bulletin for these areas for more information.

South Rockies

  • Fernie, Elk Valley, Crowsnest Pass: The Notch, Harvey Creek, Cataract Creek, Corbin, Lost Lake, Carbondale Creek, Atlas, Alexander, Castle Mnt, York Creek

Kootenay Boundary

  • Nelson, Salmo, Creston: Goldrange, Marble, Ladybird, Kootenay Pass, Bombi, Monitor Creek, Sheep Creek

South Coast

  • Whistler, Pemberton:  Falls Lake, Pemberton Icecap, Brandywine, Rutherford

Northwest - BC

  • Smithers/Telkwa: Pine Creek, Microwave

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One at a time on the slope!

  • Many sledding wrecks involve several sleds on the slope at the same time.
  • If you get stuck on an avalanche slope dig yourself out. Do not call for help.
  • Stop in spots that aren't threatened from above.

Get the gear! Know how to use it!

  • 30% of snowmobile fatalities involve riders who were not equipped with avalanche rescue gear. If you are riding the big slopes you need the gear!
  • Beacon - probe - shovel. There's no excuse
  • Consider an Avalanche flotation device - you will end up on the surface over 90% of the time if you properly deploy your avalanche flotation device.

The avalanche doesn't know you are experienced.

  • Did you read the bulletin?
  • Did you choose your activity according to what the conditions permit?
  • Do you have a rescue plan?