One of the challenges to reopening Hatcher Pass Road: The region has only one state-certified avalanche specialist.
Photo taken by the Hatcher Pass Avalanche Center on Feb. 19, 2022.
“It’s probably going to be a week before we are even able to do the mitigation, because it just takes a while to put all these logistics together,” Reese said. “So that’s going to be another week to 10 days that he’s going to have to commit, if everything goes well, to just Hatcher Pass,” Reese said. “To be able to do that, he has to tie up things on the Seward Highway, and then let’s hope for clear skies and not another round of snowfall.”
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