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Skier Ducked Rope and Triggered Avalanche in Closed Terrain at Steamboat Resort, CO

Steamboat Ski Resort, Colorado, reported a human-triggered avalanche on Saturday in the Christmas Tree Bowl, an area that was closed to skiers and snowboarders. Ski Patrol were quickly on the scene to ensure no one was trapped in the slide. “Safety Alert; Today December 28 there was a human triggered slide in Christmas tree bowl that was Self reported by […]

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AvyBrains | December 29, 2024
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Former Ski Instructor Digs Out Fellow Skier After Inbounds Avalanche at Sugarloaf, ME

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On Sunday, March 24, the ski conditions at Sugarloaf, Maine were superb. 24 inches of light powder had fallen overnight, and the skies had turned clear. It was a day any skier would dream about. However, on his second run of the day, local skier Nathan Sanborn would have a moment of terror. Inbounds avalanches are uncommon, especially on the […]

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Avatar photo Brent Thomas | April 1, 2024
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22-Year-Old Killed by Inbounds Avalanche in Closed Area of Lake Louise Ski Resort, AB

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A man died, and two others were injured after they triggered and were caught and buried by an avalanche while skiing the West Bowl at Lake Louise Ski Resort, AB. The area was closed to the public due to high avalanche risk. The three skiers ducked a rope to access the area on Saturday afternoon. None of the individuals were […]

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AvyBrains | April 24, 2023
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2 Killed and 5 Buried in Inbounds Avalanche at Silver Mountain Ski Resort, ID

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A series of inbounds avalanches at Silver Mountain Ski Resort, ID yesterday killed two skiers and injured five others. Initial reports were that there was one fatality, but the resort posted on Facebook yesterday evening that they had found another person buried under 10-feet of snow. The three slides, which swept down two runs on Wardner Peak, occurred late Tuesday morning. The […]

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AvyBrains | January 8, 2020
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2 Skiers Buried and Critically Injured in Inbounds Avalanche at Taos Ski Valley, NM

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Two skiers were critically injured in an avalanche on Thursday near Kachina Peak, the highest point at Taos Ski Valley ski resort, NM reports the Taos News. According to a press release from the resort, an “inbounds avalanche” occurred in chute three on Kachina just before noon, burying two men who have not yet been identified. Rescuers searching the base of […]

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AvyBrains | January 17, 2019
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Inbounds Avalanche Buries 5 Skiers at Jackson Hole, WY Today

According to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, an inbounds avalanche buried 5 skiers today at Jackson Hole ski resort, WY. (December 1, 2018) – Teton Village, WY – An avalanche occurred within the ski area boundary earlier today at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR).  This slide, which occurred in the southern end of the Expert Chutes, was reported at approximately 9:55 am […]

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AvyBrains | December 1, 2018
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VERDICT: Jury Rule in Favor of Vail Resorts in Inbounds Avalanche Wrongful Death Trial

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A six-person jury ruled Wednesday, June 20, that Vail Resorts had closed the upper Prima Cornice run on Vail Mountain’s front side before an in-bounds avalanche killed 13-year-old Taft Conlin on Jan. 22, 2012, reports Vail Daily from court. Taft’s parents, Dr. Louise Ingalls and Dr. Stephen Conlin, had sued the ski company for negligence, saying the company did not close […]

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Avatar photo SnowBrains | June 21, 2018
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Two Skiers Caught & Injured in Inbounds Avalanche at Snowbasin Ski Resort, UT on Sunday

Watch Video Report:  Avalanche Injures Skiers Inbounds at Snowbasin, UT Two skiers were caught and injured in an inbounds avalanche at Snowbasin Ski Resort in Huntsville, Utah on Sunday afternoon. The skiers were brother and sister and were skiing the “No Name” run at the northern edge of the ski resort when an avalanche was triggered and swept them downhill. […]

AvyBrains | January 22, 2018
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VIDEO: Skier Triggers Inbounds Avalanche & Gets Thrown off 50-Foot Cliff at Whistler, B.C.

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AvyBrains | March 13, 2017
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Inbounds Avalanche in Antillanca, Chile Almost Takes Out Lift

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After a large storm followed by warm weather, an inbounds avalanche in Antillanca Ski Area almost took out a lift tower. The slide likely occurred during the first warmup on September 29th after a storm from September 26th – 28th. Antillanca is a small, locals ski hill, about 100km from the city of Osorno in Chile. It is unknown if the slide was intentionally triggered by avalanche control work or released naturally. The slope aspect was SE. Upon […]

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Aaron Rice | October 2, 2014
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Inbounds Avalanche at Breckenridge, CO Strikes 3 Skiers

An inbounds avalanche struck 3 skiers at Breckenridge ski resort in Colorado at 2:30pm on Thursday, January 2nd, 2013 between Peaks 7 and 8. The area is called “Whale’s Tail”. “Whale’s Tail” had been opened on Jan. 2nd for the first time this season just before this avalanche occurred. No one was injured during the incident. The Colorado Avalanche Information Center is investigating […]

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Avatar photo SnowBrains | January 10, 2014
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