For what its worth, we have been receiving reports that there is tons of fresh powder up top, in some areas! As well, with cooler temps now at night and still precip there is no doubt we should be getting more fresh stuff over the next while. Trail pass people will advise where its safest to unload whenever they are there..
The Canadian Avalanche Association's Bulletin Page
You can get avalanche bulletins for our areas by checking the South Columbia Bulletin!
The Club members will try and keep up on the reports as much as they can but feedback from others will also go a long ways to making the outing not only more enjoyable but safer as well. Submit reports to: reelfishingadventures@cablelan.net . If you submit a snow report, also include your name and where you're from, kind of a "guest book" thing if you will! Your report will be added "as is", so, please refrain from profanities in it. When sledding remember to travel in groups if possible (especially if you don't know the area) and always let others know where you're going and when you're expected to return. All this information is invaluable if someone goes missing and a search is necessary. Sled smart and sled safe!