Avalanche May Have Trigger Has Two People Are Still Missing
Two Seattle climbers have reportedly been missing since last week after they both climbed in Denali National Park where the U.S. Department of Interior National Park Service believed that they might have triggered an avalanche before falling from the cliff.
The two climbers likely triggered a small avalanche while climbing and fell, coming to rest in a heavily crevassed glacier at the bottom of the slide path, officials said Tuesday. Read more here
We pray for Sar crews to continue to find the missing climbers. Please be safe out there!
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