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Backcountry Dangers and Avalanche Safety; Monarch Mountain Ski Patrol gives updates on this ski season
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Backcountry Dangers and Avalanche Safety; Monarch Mountain Ski Patrol gives updates on this ski season
The Colorado Avalanche Information Center is warning backcountry travelers that while the frequency of avalanches has decreased this week, large and deadly avalanches are still very possible.
The Colorado Avalanche Information Center is warning backcountry travelers that while the frequency of avalanches has decreased this week, large and deadly avalanches are still very possible.
Avalanche danger remains a concern around Colorado Friday and this weekend, with the highest danger in the Vail and Summit County zone and the Front Range zone, which runs from the Wyoming border south through Loveland Pass and into the Pikes Peak area.
In backcountry areas across the United States, from Alaska to Colorado to New Hampshire, hundreds of avalanches rumbled down mountains in early February, ending in the most deadly week for avalanches in more than a century.