Colorado officials warn that avalanche danger will be high over what is the ‘most dangerous’ holiday weekend, with 8 deaths in the past 10 years
The Colorado Avalanche Information Center is warning backcountry travelers that the avalanche danger will rise to high, Level 4 of 5, over the Valentine’s Day and Presidents Day weekend. Colorado avalanche officials said in
CLEAR CREEK COUNTY, Colo. — Clear Creek County deputies are responding to an avalanche on Loveland Pass that trapped at least ...
Colorado’s Avalanche Information Center says a lone skier triggered the avalanche that buried and killed him in southern Colorado’s San Juan Mountains earlier this month. The agency wrote in a ...
On Friday around 7:45 p.m. the Clear Creek County Sheriff’s Office said they were responding to an avalanche with at least one vehicle trapped.
Moden’s death is the first reported avalanche fatality in Colorado this ski season. Since Nov. 9, the CAIC has reported 25 backcountry skiiers and travelers caught in 23 different avalanches.
Two ski patrol members were trying to mitigate the threat of an avalanche after a storm had dumped about 6 feet of snow on ...
Colorado’s mountains are expected to see up to three feet of snow this weekend as winter storm pummels the high country.
Moden’s death is the first reported avalanche fatality in Colorado this season. The avalanche center has recorded 25 backcountry travelers caught in 23 avalanches since Nov. 9. Seven of those ...
An avalanche swept away two backcountry skiers in a Utah canyon, killing one and seriously injuring the other, officials reported. The 150-foot-wide avalanche slid about 700 feet at the 10,000-foot ...
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