LaBarge Creek Avalanche Fatality, 1-11-26
On Sunday, January 11, 2026, at approximately 2pm, a party of two snowmobilers was involved in a fatal avalanche accident in LaBarge Creek, about one mile south of the Commissary
The Claw Avalanche Fatality, 12-20-2025
On Saturday, December 20, 2025 at approximately 2:00pm, one skier in a party of two unintentionally triggered an avalanche on a north-facing, steep, rocky, and sparsely treed chute known as
Beginning the Forecasting Season
Every fall, we hear the same question: “When are you going to start forecasting?” It often comes as soon as early ski tracks appear on lightly covered, grassy slopes south
26th Annual Avalanche Awareness Night
Kick Off the Backcountry Season at the 26th Annual Avalanche Awareness Night Jackson, WY – The 26th Annual Avalanche Awareness Night returns on Thursday, December 4, at the Jackson Hole
Weekly Backcountry Snow and Safety Report podcast
If you are hungry for a deeper understanding of the snowpack, listen to this weekly podcast that features local avalanche professionals, guides and BTAC forecasters. Interviews typically happen on Friday
B-T AVALANCHE CENTER RELEASES WINTER 24/25 ANNUAL REPORT
Teton Village, WY – The Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center has compiled seasonal data and has released the 2024/25 Annual Report. The report includes a snowpack summary and news from the season
3rd Annual Month of Fun Raffle
Thank-you to everyone including the businesses for donating, and the community for buying tickets. We will up day this page with raffle winners every day in March. Current
Radio Tower Peak Avalanche Fatality, 01-04-2025
Southern Absaroka Range, Wyoming On Saturday, January 4, 2025, at approximately 11:00 am, a group of four skiers unintentionally triggered an avalanche on a north-facing, sparsely treed slope above a
New Avy App
Avy: Avalanche & Weather Info BTAC is now on a new mobile app! Here you can find information similar to what you would find on our website including avalanche forecasts,
Forecast Zone Changes
“No one ever steps in the same river twice.” -Heraclitus You may have noticed that our forecast zone map has changed this year. After many meetings, rough drafts and inquiries