Tuckerman Ravine

In a post on the Avalanche Center website, the skiers at Huntington Ravine wrote, ”While we are shaken up, and even embarrassed, the experience was incredibly educational and a serious reminder that will deeply influence our judgement moving forward.”

A backcountry skier has died in Tuckerman Ravine, part of Mount Washington, after falling about 600 vertical feet on March 10, 2024.

Both people escaped injury. The location of the avalanche was about 4,800 feet up on the mountain.

Crews have come to the aid of a father and daughter stranded on a hike to the summit of Mount Washington, one that they first completed 40 years ago.Fish…

The Mount Washington Avalanche Center issued a serious warning for Tuckerman and Huntington Ravines Thursday morning. Intrepid winter hikers and skiers…

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…

White Mountain National Forest officials say two climbers triggered an avalanche in Mount Washington's Tuckerman Ravine, triggering a search and rescue…

It’s a given: on spring weekends, if there’s good weather forecast, by 7 am the Tuckerman’s Ravine parking lot will be overflowing with hundreds of…

A 24-year-old Massachusetts man who survived an avalanche on Mount Washington Saturday afternoon says it was a bewildering and terrifying trip down the…

Rescuers say it is amazing that two men caught in an avalanche on Mount Washington’s Tuckerman Ravine weren’t seriously injured, but they had a brutal…