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Exposure
Exposure
The exposure grade does not take into account objective hazards (stone fall, seracs, etc) but only the consequences of the skier falling.
Low Exposure (E1): Exposure is limited to that of the slope itself. Getting hurt is still likely if the slope is steep and/or the snow is hard.
Medium Exposure (E2): As well as the slope itself, there are some obstacles (such as rock outcrops) which could aggravate injury.
High Exposure (E3): In case of a fall, death is highly likely.
Extreme Exposure (E4): In case of a fall, the skier faces certain death.
Description
Hike farther out, 3000-4000ft, past the cliff band and you will find a safer tree glade with a more mild pitch.
You have gone to far if you ski under the “Bald Spot” dome.
In considerable Avy conditions, this section can pose a runoff threat for those riding in the apron.
Descend through more mild and open trees down to the gully.
Be prepared for a long gully wash runout that may be more dangerous than the run itself.