Avalanche forecasters capture conditions on Scotland's peaksPublished18 April 2013Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingImage caption, The Sportscotland Avalanche Information Service (SAIS) has wound up its latest season of daily avalanche risk reports. The forecasts cover mountains such as Buachaille Etive Mor in Glencoe. The images in this gallery were taken by SAIS forecastersImage caption, Rime ice on a sign in GlencoeImage caption, Hoar frost photographed in GlencoeImage caption, Creag Meagaidh is another of the Munros covered by the serviceImage caption, A footprint in snow at Creag MeagaidhImage caption, Spindrift, wind-blown snow and ice, at Creag MeagaidhImage caption, Coire na Ciste in Lochaber under blue skies earlier this yearImage caption, The Scottish Mountaineering Club's CIC Hut in Lochaber in a whiteoutImage caption, Sun strikes the snow-covered tops of LochnagarImage caption, Climbers tackle a route on LochnagarImage caption, Car-sized blocks of avalanche debris in Glas Maol in the Southern Cairngorms in MarchImage caption, Sunshine and snow in the Northern Cairngorms earlier this monthImage caption, Wind sculpted snow in the Southern CairngormsImage caption, A group of walkers make the most of the snowy conditions in the Northern CairngormsMore on this storyDaily avalanche report season endsPublished17 April 2013Related internet linksSAISThe BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.