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The skier was swept 500 vertical feet down a narrow gully before coming to rest buried and unable to move anything, except for one hand.
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Both people escaped injury. The location of the avalanche was about 4,800 feet up on the mountain.
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The Mount Washington Avalanche Center will close for the season Monday, officials say, so as not to encourage ill-advised outdoor recreation by continuing…
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New Hampshire is seeing a boom in backcountry skiing and mountaineering, and that means more people are venturing into avalanche territory in mid-winter.…
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Avalanche danger was listed as “considerable” on Mount Washington Thursday.With back country snow sports on the rise in the Whites, and a recent rash of…
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Authorities warn that the possibility of further avalanches is increasing a day after a skier died on Mount Washington. A spokesman for the White Mountain…
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With 9 inches of new snow and strong winds expected throughout the day, the Snow Rangers at the Mount Washington Avalanche Center have raised the…
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The Mount Washington Avalanche Center issued a serious warning for Tuckerman and Huntington Ravines Thursday morning. Intrepid winter hikers and skiers…
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The Mount Washington Avalanche Center says there will be “considerable danger” for avalanches in the areas around the mountain as today’s winter storm…
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This weekend, two Canadians in Tuckerman Ravine triggered an avalanche, which swept them and two others 500 feet down to the bottom of the bowl. None of…