Avalanches caught and carried two snowboarders in Colorado.

A group of skiers and splitboarders triggered a wind-slab avalanche in a steep backcountry chute near Lake Haiyaha at Rocky ...

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Colorado Avalanche Info Center (@coavalancheinfo) Even as Colorado’s snowpack sits near historic lows, avalanches remain a threat to backcountry travelers.

Two snowboarders and a skier on the backcountry slopes in Rocky Mountain National Park were lucky to survive, after getting caught in an avalanche. As they were swept away, their experience helped ...

A group of snowshoers were traveling along the Emerald Lake Trail, located on the east side of Rocky Mountain National Park, on Tuesday, Jan. 21 when one snowshoer triggered an avalanche near Nymph ...

An avalanche on Diamond Peak buried and killed a backcountry skier on Sunday afternoon, marking the first avalanche death of the season in Colorado. The skier, a 29-year-old woman from Fort Collins, ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Backcountry permits for overnight camping in wilderness areas of Rocky Mountain National Park during peak season go on sale this Saturday at 8 a.m. That ...