Peru, VT Received a Potential State Record 44.8″ Snowfall in 24-Hours Last Week The National Weather Service is investigating a snowfall report of 44.8″ in Peru, VT, which, if verified, will become Vermont’s highest 24-hour snowfall on record. The current record stands at 42″ from 1995 in Jay Peak. Peru, VT is home to Bromley Mountain ski resort. It looks like conditions there following this storm were once in a lifetime! The map […] SnowBrains | December 21, 2020 0 Comments
Professional Ski Filmmaker Befriends Puppy on High Alpine Expedition in Peru In 2013, ski filmmaker Bjarne Salén and professional skier Andreas Fransson embarked upon a journey to the mountains of Peru for an alpine expedition. On their expedition, they made an unexpected friend. Salén wrote in an Instagram post: “This story is really bananas and I’m stoked to share it if you want to listen: In 2013 @andreasfransson99 and I went to Peru […] SnowBrains | April 20, 2020 0 Comments
3 Confirmed Dead After Avalanche Triggers Flooding at Machu Picchu, Peru An avalanche in the Andes on a peak overlooking Machu Picchu in Peru triggered mudslides and flooding earlier this week, killing at least three people in the community of Santa Teresa below. Related: Authorities Deport 5 Tourists for Damaging and Defecating in a Temple at Machu Picchu, Peru The mountain, Salkantay (20,574-feet), is covered by a giant ice cap that […] Avalanche AvyBrains | February 28, 2020 0 Comments
Authorities Deport 5 Tourists for Damaging and Defecating in a Temple at Machu Picchu, Peru Authorities in Peru just deported five tourists and arrested a sixth accused of damaging a temple at Machu Picchu, the famous Incan ruins in the Andes, the National Police said. The tourists were caught just before 6 am on Sunday by staff members who work at the archaeological park, the Ministry of Culture said in a statement on Tuesday, identifying […] SnowBrains | January 17, 2020 2 Comments
NASA: Peru’s 22,000-Foot Cordillera Blanca From Space by NASA When an astronaut took this oblique photograph of a misty winter morning over western Peru’s Cordillera Blanca, snow-capped peaks cast long shadows over the valleys. The highest mountains in Peru are visible, including Huascarán, which soars 6,768 meters (22,204 feet) above sea level. The peaks have been eroded by glaciers into steep curving ridges—known as cirques. With over 700 glaciers, […] Brains The Brains | August 11, 2019 0 Comments
VIDEO: Peruvian Lift Line at Snowbird, UT Yesterday | 9″ Fresh Snow Brings the Crowds! The line on Peruvian at snowbird this morning from r/skiing As the only resort still open in Utah, when 9″ of fresh snow fell over the weekend there was only one place that powder-hungry skiers could head: Snowbird #LongestSeasonInUtah And looking at this video, they came out in droves. This is the line at the Peruvian chairlift on Sunday morning […] SnowBrains | May 20, 2019 0 Comments
VIDEO: Winter Park, CO Bringing Some of the Most Creative Jib and Jump Features Seen to the SuperUnknown XV Finals Winter Park Resort officially rolled out the red carpet for Level 1 Productions’ SuperUnknown XV Finals, stacking some of the most creative jib and jump features we’ve seen yet and delivering on Level 1’s request for blue skies and warm spring temps. The 10 finalists quickly proved that this year’s contest is going to be one of the toughest yet […] Featured Video Steven Agar | May 8, 2018 0 Comments
Three Bodies Found in Crevasse in Peru Two Chilean men and a third with a dual Russian-U.S. citizenship were found deceased on the morning of August 1st, after nine days missing. They were attempting to climb Piramide de Garcilaso, a peak located in the Cordillera Blanca range in central Peru. Rafael Figueroa, from the Mountain Guides Association of Peru (AGMP), believes that the three men caused an avalanche on the 19,308 foot peak, as the […] Avalanche Spencer Miller | August 7, 2017 0 Comments
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