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Avalanche in Engelberg, Switzerland, Carries 2 Skiers 300 Feet Down Freeride Terrain
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Avalanche in Engelberg, Switzerland, Carries 2 Skiers 300 Feet Down Freeride Terrain
The avalanche site was near the Engelberg ski resort. | Image: Rega An avalanche near the Gerschnialp above Engelberg, Switzerland, prompted a swift air-rescue response on Thursday, November 27, after two freeriders were caught and swept downhill approximately 100 meters (~300 feet). According to a report from Rega, Switzerland’s national helicopter rescue service, the avalanche was triggered shortly before 1:30 p.m., when the pair descended off…
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