A skier in New Hampshire has died after falling about 600 feet down a ravine on Mount Washington on Saturday, authorities said. Madison Saltsburg, 20, fell down Tuckerman Ravine while she was ...

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 ...

The Harvard Ski Club and Tuckerman Ravine will again host the annual spring race on Mt. Washington the morning of Saturday, April 22. All undergrads, grads, and faculty are eligible for the race ...

A Canadian woman who became stuck down an embankment near the Ellis River while hiking on the Tuckerman Ravine Trail in the dark was rescued by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department on Wednesday.

Facing a Dartmouth team which included three members of the 1936 Olympic Ski Team, the University ... Harvard-Dartmouth slalom race in Tuckerman's Ravine at Mt. Washington. The sum of the times ...

The Ride: While the run doesn't belong to a designated ski area, Tuckerman's Ravine has been skied by the best since the 1930s. Getting to the base of the ravine takes three hours followed by a 30 ...

Carrying an injured person out of the backcountry “requires a small army of volunteers,” said Jeff Fongemie, director of the ...

and stuck in a steep embankment along the river next to the Tuckerman Ravine Trail, according to a press release from the state Fish and Game Department. Authorities were unable to call the hiker ...

Donnie Joe Dishman 76, of Twin Lakes, passed away August 4, 2024. Born in Detroit, Michigan on December 21, 1947 to Louis and ...

It's not often that POWDER dips its toes into the bizarre world of internet drama and scams, but when it involves skiing or skiers, we're interested. Our story starts with a post shared on August 22, ...

The unseasonable weather comes months before the local ski season in the Sierra Nevada is due to start. Annabel, 16, had a leg amputated after contracting a rare form of cancer as a child.

Admiring the dramatic mountain landscape from atop a ski lift, feeling the cold air nipping at your cheeks, experiencing the rush of adrenaline as you carve the snow – there's nothing quite like ...