Former Ouray Mountain Rescue Team member Don Moden Jr. was identified as the man who died in an avalanche on the northwest flank of Red Mountain No. 3.
The avalanche was 800 feet wide and traveled 400 feet vertically, the agency wrote.
Traveling alone in the backcountry significantly increases the risk of avalanche danger, as if an avalanche occurs, you are ...
An experienced backcountry skier died in an avalanche on Red Mountain Pass in Colorado and his wife was the one who found him buried in the snow.
OURAY COUNTY, Colo. (Gray News) - A woman found her husband dead in three feet of snow after an avalanche in Colorado.
She spotted an avalanche on the slope, initiated a transceiver search and immediately acquired a signal, the report said. She ...
The Ridgway man who died Jan. 7 in an avalanche in southwestern Colorado was found by his wife who went to the trail after he ...
A wife found the body of her husband buried under 3 feet of snow after he failed to check-in following an avalanche in ...
It sounds easy enough on paper. Fifty rescuers arrived at the Tumbling Rock Cave to pull out a hurt teenager. But in reality, ...
Donald Moden Jr., 57, was backcountry skiing near Red Mountain Pass on January 7 when he got caught in the snow slide.
An unstable snowpack due to topsy-turvy weather late last year was one of the factors behind the first deadly avalanche of the year in Colorado, according to investigators.
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