A backcountry skier was caught, buried and killed Tuesday in an avalanche near Red Mountain Pass in southern Colorado’s San Juan Mountains, officials said. Related Articles Colorado News ...

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carried and killed in an avalanche on Red Mountain Number 3 in the Northern San Juan Mountains. Colorado averages six avalanche deaths each year. In 2024, two deaths were recorded, but the ...

A backcountry skier is dead after an avalanche Tuesday in the northern San Juan Mountains, according to a preliminary report from the Colorado Avalanche Information Center. The avalanche occurred ...

Take it slow on this mountain pass with steep dropoffs ... hit the road on the San Juan Skyway. This free Colorado Scenic & Historic Byway links popular tourist towns – including Durango ...

The San Juan Mountains are in the southeast part of the Colorado Rockies that extends for 150 miles, according to Britannica. Colorado Avalanche Information Center officials are scheduled to go to ...