Gulmarg avalanche vedio of 2018

[@joshuacarrasco3]

crazy how his ski cut remotely triggered the first slide which in turn caused the entire ridge line to release

[@jonn443]

One of the best avalanche videos I've seen.

[@aaryansetia9093]

Don't you mean the scariest?

[@firstman9273]

And one of the most annoying, stopped too soon, and should have finished showing he was ok.

[@diegokhdk6850]

Bullshit

[@adventurecoalition3690]

Great video of an avalanche, hopefully the skier made it to safety

[@chavenord]

Looks like classic shallow snow pack with PWL of depth hoar. Lots of exposed shallow rocks for triggers but oddly remotely triggered and then big propagation. Love to see your mountains someday. Skier was lucky because he took the worst possible route after he saw the slide by entering the terrain trap.

[@gulmargadventureclubarifbe9968]

Wish you we will some day here on our mountains

[@Algroh91]

It looks like the two sides on the left closest to the skier were slowing down. I think he was out of danger from those two, but that huge side on the right was still ripping down the mountain. Towards the end you can barely see it speeding down that same valley the skier dropped in to. That’s my “electrician” deduction of the situation 😂

[@LotsofStuffYT]

good video, I just wish it had been longer

[@htcarieh]

For me, the best video, almost caught te skier.

[@patrickdwyer320]

D....A.......M.......N......

[@micahreese982]

When you turn to look at your line

[@evhbombastic]

Even the camera guy needed to change his pants after this one.

[@michealtorres8598]

Great whie sharks, dr phil and avalanches

[@golfchanl]

I thought the channel name was titled "Avalanche club" when I watched it

[@boredtheory]

Kashmir ❤

[@SnootchieBootchies27]

🎵La la la🎵 🥁⚔*DEATH METAL*⚔🥁 🎵La la la🎵

[@flopinou160]

OMG lucky you !!!

[@mushagulmarg5038]

Thanks to God we finally survive ,Vedio credit goes Mr.Retoo

[@xingxanghanji6583]

R u the one in the video??

[@mushagulmarg5038]

@@xingxanghanji6583 my best friend, and i was with my 4clients on top, you can hear me yelling on him..

[@xingxanghanji6583]

@@mushagulmarg5038 woah, that's cool as well as freaky mate.

[@mushagulmarg5038]

@@xingxanghanji6583 yes was fun at the end 😎😀

[@yetamin3589]

So deadly and beautiful.

[@MurCurieux]

this makes my palms sweat

[@lil-link]

Nice vedio

[@Cutiepie9991]

ماشاء الله تبارك الرحمن سبحان الخالق

[@chrisfournier6144]

Wow!

[@christianb9879]

Wow

[@nobinfrancis3466]

I'm pretty sure that scrat is behind this avalanche.

[@gulmargadventureclubarifbe9968]

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[@TheMotoKing]

Insane

[@badcid1362]

Southern exposure get you every time. Stay off that sh!T especially mid day what a rookie lucky to live

[@angusmcdugal1]

This is not Southern Exposure and had NOTHING to do with warming. Look at the shadows. This was NOT a wet slide and had everything to do with a deep persistent weak layer (i.e. facets, depth hoar, buried surface hoar, etc...).

[@badcid1362]

@@angusmcdugal1please stay in bounds at the resort we are tired of risking our lives to save you tourist

[@Oli-Johnson]

@@badcid1362 you're clueless pal

[@AflexYT]

Durk be trying turn hittas into hitmakers 😂😂

[@salsabilwayz8584]

Did that man survive😦

[@meershifaa2330]

💕💕💕💕❣️❣️❣️😳😳😳

[@mushagulmarg5038]

Unfortunately you did not get permission from us to upload this video,it is a kind of....

[@markabendroth1774]

Compression zone failure

[@manpreetsingh5804]

Who notice spelling on video 🤣🤣

[@bishansinghbohara8682]

Mountsin is nt that slpoy so the speed of avl in low.

[@_o__o_]

vido

[@the6ig6adwolf]

Talk about delayed reaction.

[@tomsawyer9403]

Way to stay focused on the ONE human being who was actually in danger.

[@gulmargadventureclubarifbe9968]

The camera man just wants to capture his ski run At the time no one was expecting about avalanche

[@Archivvve]

Man, you're dumb. It was just a coincidence that we have an avalanche on film.

[@Goldenvibesss]

Was this bombed on purpose?

[@mostlyspacerelated8450]

Where do you see any sign at all anywhere at any time that there was even a tiny chance of a bomb

[@sgddfgfghfgh]

@@mostlyspacerelated8450 at 0:37 you see a small flash

[@mostlyspacerelated8450]

@@sgddfgfghfgh the avalanche has already started

[@sgddfgfghfgh]

@@mostlyspacerelated8450 0:27

[@mostlyspacerelated8450]

@@sgddfgfghfgh again, the avalanche already started

[@MrFg1980]

best not to ski there...on that day... How to determine the NEXT day you prolley shouldn't ski there is anybody's guess really. I don't give a fuck how many or what level avi classes you've had. Avalanche safety instructors have been killed in avalanches...put that in your pipe and smoke it. That said, nice line.

[@josephastier7421]

Low-def reproduction does no justice to the original video.

[@aamirdar2546]

Make it 720

[@Peppermint1]

Mountaineers would never climb on a slope at risk during the hours when the sun is warming up the snow (usually from 10 am to later afternoon). The good ones got pretty good at 'reading' the snow.

[@theboy6435]

Doesn't look like a warming avalanche

[@Chem-iu5jx]

No I would say it’s a wind slab. You can see that the wind was blowing snow over the ridge from the other side jusging b looking at the top. But I am. kt great at reading snow either.

[@angusmcdugal1]

This skier is on a North facing slope and the Avalanche had NOTHING to do with warming. This was not a wet slide. It was most certainly triggered on a deep persistent weak layer. The skier did most everything correct. Entered from the low angle area on the skiers left and continued down the low angle slope avoiding any higher angle slopes. Only issue was heading out on a "High" avalanche hazard day where large remote triggered slide were likely. This is the problem with those deep persistent weak layers, they just need you to hit the sweet spot to go big. Please take a class or two before you begin lecturing on Avy Science.

[@gulmargadventureclubarifbe9968]

That's true it was warm temperatures there during this time Lucky the skier is safe..

[@seamus.dolan98]

This is a persistent slab avalanche. Not a wet slab, not a wind slab. Wet and wind slabs don’t remotely propagate across an entire slope the way this one did.