My first foray into tree skiing was brutal. I quickly learned that the trees ... It's hard to say when that determination to get better at skiing trees turned into an obsession, but if my memory ...

The incident highlights the extreme danger of skiing and snowboarding on deep snow days, as tree-well accidents resulting in ...

If you're attempting to rescue somebody from a tree well, remaining calm and attempting to free their airway first could be the difference between life and death. It's hard not to let the powder fever ...

Skiing and riding in control is usually the best practice to prevent tree well and deep snow immersion accidents. Skiers typically fall into tree wells after they've lost control, have fallen ...

This sense of discovery and exploration is absent in the wide-open bowls and well-trafficked, groomed arterials at ski resorts. Good tree skiing feels like being let in on a secret. If embarking ...

If you’re heading for a tree well: Do everything you can to avoid ... Be prepared and dig fast: If you’re skiing ungroomed, treed areas, bring a shovel and a whistle. If you’re a skier ...

At least seven people lost their lives while skiing or snowboarding so far this season at Oregon ski areas and in the ...

The 13-year-old died Wednesday after crashing into a tree while snowboarding at Mt. Bachelor Ski Resort, officials said.

Ian Steger, a snowboarder from Washington state, was skiing with friends on Mt ... an experienced rider and knew the area well, he fell backward into a tree well during his ride and got buried ...

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — In the wake of Monday's tragic death of a Seattle man who fell into a deep tree well while skiing at Mt. Bachelor, the resort issued a statement offering condolences to his ...