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Minnesota Man Identified as Southeast Idaho Avalanche Victim
The avalanche was triggered by a snowmobiler on a persistent weak snow layer during considerable danger conditions; it is Idaho’s first fatality this season, part of 18 Western deaths so far.
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Minnesota man identified as southeast Idaho avalanche victim
Landon Fox was caught in a 400-foot slide after his snowmobile got stuck on the side of a gulch. Another snowmobiler triggered the avalanche when they tried to reach Fox.
·Billings, United States
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Bozeman Daily ChronicleSnowmobiler dies in avalanche near Montana-Idaho border
A snowmobiler died in an avalanche near the Montana-Idaho border over the weekend. It is Idaho’s first avalanche fatality of the 2025-2026 season. The slide occurred on Feb. 22 north of the Keg Springs trailhead in the Centennial Mountains near Island Park, Idaho, according to the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center. In a Sunday evening Instagram post, the avalanche center wrote that it would be investigating the circumstances surrounding …
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