The Dyatlov Pass Incident Remains World's Most Terrifying Hiking Mystery

In 2021, Swiss researchers shed light on the tragedy, suggesting a delayed avalanche was the culprit. Their data-driven theory, pointing to specific injuries inflicted by the snow slide, was bolstered by three follow-up expeditions.

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