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Felix Baumgartner, the first skydiver to fall faster than the speed of sound, dies in crash in Italy

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Animal Attack · Washington

Mountain lion bites 4-year-old on popular Olympic National Park trail, injuring child

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Climate Change · Norway

Arctic birders combat impact of climate change and avian flu on delicate ecosystem

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Arctic birders combat impact of climate change and avian flu on delicate ecosystem

Mont Blanc Mountaineer Pinned Down By Rockfall In "The Death Couloir"

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Grand Couloir du Goûter, a classic route up Mont Blanc has the morbid but fitting nickname “Death Couloir” as it has been the site of over 100 mountaineer deaths. Rockfalls like the one featured in the below video a one of the main factors makes Grand Couloir du Goûter one of the most accident-prone areas in the Alps. Preventative measures have been instituted over the years including the 2009 Petzl Foundation financed an accident prevention stu…France · France See the Story

Millions of Aussies Set for Soaking

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Millions of residents are set to be soaked this week, as a cold front settles across almost every state in the country.Environment · Australia See the Story

Winter Park, CO, $2 Billion Development Plan Clears First Major Hurdle - SnowBrains

Connecting Winter Park with the town itself would fundamentally change Winter Park as a ski resort and town. | Credit: Winter Park At a meeting on July 15, Winter Park Town Council approved the initial final development plan for the Winter Park Resort base area, setting the stage for a multi-year development that will transform the resort and the surrounding area. Construction is projected to begin as early as summer 2026, pending the receipt of…Winter Park, Colorado · Winter Park Read Article

Cannon Mountain, New Hampshire, is Set to Retire Its Second-Generation Aerial Tram After 45 Years of Operation - SnowBrains

Tram cars passing over legendary run DJ’s Tramline. | Credit: Cannon Mountain Cannon Mountain has announced that it is retiring its second-generation aerial tram after 45 years of operation. Cannon was the first ski resort in North America to open an aerial tram back in 1938. The second-generation tramway has carried more than 9 million guests to the top of Cannon to take in the breathtaking views and carve down its iconic slopes. Related: Cann…New Hampshire · New Hampshire Read Article

Top 11 Ski Resorts with the Most Named Trails in North America - SnowBrains

Which ski resorts have the most named runs in North America? Credit: Beaver Creek Resort Ski resorts love to brag about their numbers. Snowfall, vertical, and skiable acres are common, but one that is sometimes overlooked is the number of marked trails. Having a significant number of marked trails at a ski resort gives skiers more variety, helps spread out crowds, and makes navigation easier for guests of all levels. It also improves safety, enh…Beaver Creek · Beaver Creek Read Article

Successful Connecticut Investment Banker Dies During ‘Everesting’ Challenge at Snow King Mountain in Wyoming - SnowBrains

A 43-year-old man from Connecticut died from hyponatremia during an endurance event at Snow King Mountain in Jackson Hole, WY. | Photo: jacksonhole.net A Connecticut man died earlier this month while participating in a grueling endurance challenge meant to simulate summiting Mount Everest by repeatedly climbing Snow King Mountain in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Slava Leykind, 43, of Westport, died on July 2 at an Idaho hospital after completing six as…Wyoming, United States · Wyoming Read Article

The Swiss Alps Have Lost 38% of Their Ice Since 2000 - SnowBrains

The beautiful but melting Swiss Alps. | Photo: Matthias Huss [X]“Glacier Loss Day” marks the point in the year when all the snow and ice that accumulated over the previous winter have melted, meaning any further melt is a net loss for the year. In 2025, Glacier Loss Day arrived as early as July 4. In 2022, it came even earlier, on June 26. On these early summer days, all of the winter’s accumulation had already vanished. From that point forward,…Switzerland · Switzerland Read Article

4 American States You Can't Ski in Anymore - SnowBrains

Abandoned chairlift at Devil’s Nest Ski Area, Nebraska. Photo credit: Reddit The U.S. has at least 480 ski resorts spread across an impressive 37 states. Four states, however, have unfortunately lost their resort(s) at one point or another for various reasons. Some resorts closed due to low visitation rates, while others shut their doors due to the effects of climate change. While it’s always sad to see a ski resort close, the landmarks surely l…Nebraska · Nebraska Read Article

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