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Snow and ski report – Durrand Glacier, Selkirk Mountain Experience

January 28, 2024

Skiing at the Durrand Glacier area is incredible. Though, the snowpack is below average, we do have a deep snowpack, giving us a guaranteed blanket of snow to enjoy fun and safe powder skiing. 250 cm at the Durrand Glacier Chalet, how much more we need? The snow shovelling team is busy moving snow we have received during the past days and the skiers enjoy deep powder turns and faceshots.

Snowpack
Snowpack Durrand Glacier Chalet: 250 cm
Snowpack in the Alpine: 350 cm to 450 cm
Powder: deep, consistent and light.

Weather
Large frontal systems bringing snow into the area.

Avalanche forecast Durrand Glacier
We have a well settled, bonding snowpack. In the alpine wind slabs in specific terrain features and widespread storm slabs. The deeper layers from December and January are bonding well and did not react to testing.
Alpine: CONSIDERABLE
Treeline: CONSIDERABLE
Below Treeline: CONSIDERABLE


  • 28 January 2024 - Skiing at the Durrand Glacier Chalet
  • 28 January 2024 - Skiing at the Durrand Glacier Chalet
  • 28 January 2024 - Skiing at the Durrand Glacier Chalet
  • 28 January 2024 - Skiing at the Durrand Glacier Chalet
  • 28 January 2024 - Skiing at the Durrand Glacier Chalet

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