Cameron Pass Snow Report

You can trigger a deep avalanche, and it is unlikely you will get any warning signs, like cracking and collapsing. There could be multiple sets of tracks on a slope before you find a weaker area of the slope and trigger a deadly avalanche. Edges of heavily wind-loaded slopes and those with lots of trigger points will be particularly hazardous. You can find safer travel on low-angled slopes and in sheltered areas.

Warm temperatures mean snow can shed off steep sunny aspects. Gullies with lots of exposed rocks to heat up will be the first to slide. If you are in steep terrain and see roller balls, or you are sinking into wet snow past your ankles, head to cooler slopes.