US EditionThe Second Young Man Rescued Dies After Being Caught in an Avalanche Outside Clues in Cerler
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A deadly avalanche hit the Aragonese Pyrenees, taking two off-piste skiers near Cerler. Despite warnings about the increased risks, the unstable snow cover continues to trap the unruly.
On Friday, January 30, 2026, after an avalanche triggered by two skiers on the south side of the Pic du Midi (Hautes-Pyrénées), the mountain rescue team was again called on. One of them was taken away, and he was rescued.
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nrpyrenees.frOne avalanche surprised two skiers on the south side of the Pic du Midi. One d'eux was carried over several hundred meters, but s'en came out unharmed. Caution remains to be exercised in the face of weather conditions.
The second young man who was trapped this Thursday after the fall of an out-of-skiable avalanche in the Cibollés circus area, in Cerler (Huesca), died this morning at the Miguel Servet Hospital in Zaragoza, where he remained in the ICU with hypothermia. This 22-year-old neighbor of Guadalajara joins another 25-year-old mountaineer and neighbor of Zaragoza, to whom the health services could not save his life this Thursday at the time of the rescu…
The second young man who was trapped this Thursday after the fall of an out-of-skiable avalanche in the Cibollés circus area, in Cerler (Huesca), died this morning at the Miguel Servet Hospital in Zaragoza, where he remained in the ICU with hypothermia. This 22-year-old and neighbor of Guadalajara, joins another, 25-year-old and neighbor of Zaragoza, to whom the health services could not save his life at the time of the rescue.
Both athletes were part of a group of five people and were caught by a snow avalanche at the Cibollés peak.This was Panticosa's avalanche: the fracture of a plate at 2,200 meters that dragged a group of skiers Two young skiers died on Thursday after being caught by an out-of-skiable avalanche, in the Cibollés circus area, in Cerler, in the municipality of Benasque. Both athletes were part of a group of five people who practiced skiing and snowbo…
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