What is Avanet?
Avanet is a new online platform that allows people to record and share mountain safety observations in real time. Currently you can sign up for free as a recreational user
Recent Avalanches
In the past week, 4 individuals have died in avalanches in CO, WY, UT and here in MT bringing the season total to 10 as of January 23. The accident
Level 1 Refresher Update
Hey folks, We are in the process of expanding our education program! We realize that there are a lot of well educated people out in the backcountry who are looking for
Montana Avalanche Fatality
We are sad to report that the first Montana avalanche death of the 2015/16 season occurred over the weekend in Cooke City, MT. See Video The Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center
AAI Level 2 in Missoula Jan. 2-5, 2016
The American Avalanche Institute is teaming up with missoulaavalanche and the University of Montana Outdoor Program to offer a Level 2 Avalanche class in Missoula. A level 2 course is
2015 Pray For Snow Party
Whoop! It’s that time of year again! Bring your snow buddies to pray to the snow gods down at Caras Park from 5-10:30pm on Friday October 2nd and help support
West Central MT Avalanche Center Education 2015 Season
The mission of the West Central Montana Avalanche Center and its friends group, missoulaavalanche, is to provide avalanche information for west central Montana. That is accomplished by providing avalanche advisories
Avalanche at Freeride World Tour
This is excellent! Take the time to fully read the subtitles in the interviews and hear how many precautions are taken and how many resources made available before the decision
Missoula Avalanche – Kettlehouse (Northside) Community UNite Fundraiser – Wednesday, Feb 4th – 5-8PM
Please mark your calendars for Wednesday, February 4th and join us for a mid-season brew-for-a-cause! The Kettlehouse Brewery continues to support MissoulaAvalanche.org with its Community UNite “Pint Night” tradition…and we couldn’t
Free Transceiver Clinic at Lolo Pass
On Sunday January 18th, we will have one of our instructors available from 10am to 2pm (mountain time) to demonstrate how transceivers work and how you can quickly and efficiently
