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Skier, 20, died on Mount Washington after falling 600 feet down a ravine, US Forest Service says
A 20-year-old woman died after she fell hundreds of feet down Tuckerman Ravine while skiing on New Hampshire’s Mount Washington Saturday afternoon, and two other skiers suffered traumatic ...
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Backcountry skier dies after falling 600 feet down Mount Washington ravine
A backcountry skier died after falling about 600 feet down a ravine on New Hampshire's Mount Washington over the weekend amid hard and icy conditions, officials said Sunday. On Saturday ...
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Tuckerman Ravine: Skier dies after 600ft fall down Mount Washington
Just a day before, rangers had to rescue a 23-year-old skier from Kentucky who became hypothermic after he fell and hit his head while skiing the Ammonoosuc Ravine on Mount Washington.
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What is Lion’s Head in New Hampshire and Why is There a Line for it in January?
According to a Summit Post article, Lion Head is a specific peak on the eastern flank (side) of Mount Washington. Lion Head ...
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Backyard Arctic
Mount Washington rises rumpled and soft above the ... We stumbled up to the lip of a ravine, lucky not to slide in, and eventually followed it back to the trail. At the bottom, Jon nearly lost ...
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Rain on snow: How climate change might be shortening New Hampshire’s winters
Tuckerman Ravine, a popular area for those who want to test their backcountry skiing prowess, is located on the east side of Mount Washington and had a healthy snowpack of up to 83 inches on Dec ...