Utah Ski Resorts Issue Interlodge Orders After Natural Avalanche

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Both Alta Ski Area and Snowbird Ski Resort returned to interlodge after a natural avalanche occurred in Little Cottonwood Canyon. No one was injured or buried in the slide. The slide started on the south-facing, lower section of Mount Superior outside of Snowbird’s boundaries and crossed state Route 210 before coming onto the western edge of the Chickadee Trail. Interlodge orders were temporarily lifted earlier Thursday, and guests were allowed on the mountain.
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- Alta, Snowbird issue interlodge orders after avalanche in Little Cottonwood Canyon KSL.com
- Avalanche Prompts Search At Utah's Snowbird Ski Area The Weather Channel
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