A 37-year-old man was killed after an avalanche "caught, carried and fully buried" him in the Utah backcountry while snowmobiling, officials said.

Utah Utah brothers survive avalanche after one pulls other out of snow burial Braeden and Hunter Hansen were riding snowmobiles near the Utah-Idaho border when an avalanche struck ...

Scott Wright, 37, was out with a friend at the time of the accident Photo courtesy Utah DPS A 37-year-old man is dead after being buried in snow during an avalanche while riding a snowmobile in ...

Utah Avalanche Center Hunter was tossed some 150 yards by the fast-moving snow in Franklin Basin, near the Idaho border — which he said felt like concrete whacking him. “It just washed me down ...

Utah officials have issued a rare extreme avalanche danger warning for the Salt Lake region following significant snowfall. On Wednesday morning, the Utah Avalanche Center advised people to avoid ...

Utah man triggers avalanche and saves brother buried under the snow By Karina Tsui, CNN 1 min read Updated 11:57 AM EST, Thu December 26, 2024 Link Copied! Video Ad ...

In the mountains of northern Utah on Christmas Eve, a man saved his brother after an avalanche buried him under several feet of snow. The siblings were sledding Tuesday in the Franklin Basin, near ...

The Utah Department of Transportation for the Cottonwood Canyons closed State Route 210, writing in an X post that "avalanche mitigation & road operations" would continue, and the estimated time ...

A man rescued his brother from a “large avalanche” he triggered while the pair were snowmobiling in Utah on Wednesday, authorities said.The brothers were in the Franklin Basin area of Uinta ...

The avalanche was the second in two days, the center said. Earlier this week, Utah was blanketed in fresh snow, which continued to fall on and off through Thursday.

Per the Utah Avalanche Center, the warnings expire at 6 AM MST on Sunday, December 29th. Currently, skiers and snowboarders are advised to avoid all avalanche terrain, stay off (and out from under ...

It's not a common sight: mountain ranges across northern Utah blacked out on the avalanche forecast map -- the color indicating dangers are as high as they can .