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Tunnel to Grant
Location Name:
Mount Grant , Flathead Range
Observation date:
Sunday, March 4, 2018 - 19:15
Is this an Avalanche Observation:
Yes
Observation made by:
Public
Location
Tabs
Quick Observation
Ski toured up the East fork of Tunnel creek to 300' below the summit of Mount Grant.
We observed some small loose wet avalanches that we triggered yesterday. Above 7000 feet wet loose activity subsided.
No new avalanche activity was observed on route. Low temps and some cloud cover saved the day, but mostly the north aspect of slope.
Skied from high point 8300, onto Grant Glacier and rolled on down to the bottom of the drainage.
Snow was unaffeted by the sun. Marvelous.
Snowpack, Avalanche, Weather Images:
Avalanche Details
Avalanche Details:
Date and Time of Avalanche:
Sunday, March 4, 2018 - 19:15