YOLOX is the world's earliest first-order anchor-free frame target detection model, which surpasses traditional anchor frame models such as YOLO-V (3-5) and SSD, and greatly improves the accuracy of mountain disaster detection and recognition. However, the model suffers from feature inconsistency between features at different scales, and the quality of the fused feature map needs to be improved. This paper presents the mountain disaster-stricken areas on the Tibetan plateau as the experimental site, based on the basis of the established Tibetan plateau mountain disaster dataset, introduces the Adaptively Spatial Feature Fusion (ASFF) attention mechanism and backbone network size adjustment mechanism to design an optimized system with different applicability. The new plateau mountain disaster detection model (PMDDM) improves the detection accuracy of plateau mountain hazards and enhances the convenience of plateau mountain hazard detection. Meanwhile, the PMDDM model was also compared with traditional YOLOX and other models with different attention mechanisms and different object detection to verify it superiority. The detection performance and visualization results of different scale models are also comparatively analyzed and studied in this paper. The results show that the ASFF attention mechanism can effectively solve the problem of feature inconsistency among different scale features in the traditional YOLOX model; the ASFF attention mechanism improves the model detection performance much better than the attention mechanisms of SE, CBAM, ECA, GAM and Coord; the detection accuracy of the PMDDM model for mountain hazards is better than that of Faster-RCNN, SSD and YOLO-V3 models; the PMDDM model can meet requirements of hardware configuration, detection speed and accuracy for different working scenarios; the larger the scale of PMDDM model, the higher the accuracy rate of identifying targets.