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Why Worry About Avalanches?
Avalanche Characteristics
Spotting Avalanche Hazard: The Avalanche Triangle
Detecting Instability
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Remember that virtually all avalanches release on slopes of 30 degrees and steeper.
You can effectively avoid avalanche terrain by staying on slopes of less than 30 degrees.
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The easiest way to rescue yourself is to not get into trouble in the first place.
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There are several organisations involved in avalanche saftey in New Zealand. They have excellent resources available.
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With a dream in your mind, take these steps to make sure you come home each night.
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Unfortunately many people are unable to tell their story about how they ended up in an avalanche. Read the stories of people that where lucky enough to survive.
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Before teachers take classes on snow trips they should have all students fill out a risk assessment forms. This is called risk management
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Time to go bush
Go prepared
Summer snow
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Knowledge is the most important tool
More advice
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This page summarises all the mistakes and misconceptions that lead to avalanche risk and accidents..
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