Oregon Backcountry Skier Dies From Avalanche
A skier died in an avalanche in the Central Cascades in Oregon on Thursday.
Both skiers had avalanche beacons, shovels, helmets and avalanche probes, officials said. They had ventured into the steep caldera of Black Crater, just inside the Three Sisters Wilderness and about 25 miles northwest of Bend. Read more here
We send our condolences to the family of the skier. Please be safe out there!
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