The slide released snow down to the ground and ran more than 1,000 feet long, according to the Alaska Mountain Rescue Group.

Three hikers survived a large, human-triggered avalanche in Alaska’s Chugach Mountains on April 25, prompting officials to warn against travel on steep slopes. The D3 slide, caused by a deep, ...

Experts warn that avalanche danger remains high across the region.

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As an ex-pro snowboarder and an avalanche researcher, I know how easily people can get into trouble, says alpine mass movements professor Johan Gaume ...

Two skiers were injured Friday in an avalanche in Chugach State Park, authorities said, as avalanche forecasters cautioned of dangerous conditions in the area this weekend. Alaska State ...

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Avalanche danger is rising across Colorado as the unusually warm weather impacts the state’s snowpack. The Colorado Avalanche Information Center warned in a news release Thursday, March 19, that ...

Preliminary information released by the Sierra Avalanche Center sheds light on the deadly avalanche that occurred Tuesday, February 17, 2026, near Perry Peak above Frog Lake and Castle Peak in the ...

Three of the survivors of last week’s deadly avalanche near Lake Tahoe were buried under the snow before being dug out by their fellow skiers in the moments after the disaster, according to an initial ...