Two killed in Utah avalanche, one hospitalized

Two skiers were killed in an avalanche Thursday in the Lone Peak area, with one hospitalized.

[@duchessmartinez2035]

Prayers to the families.

[@michellecarter264]

It was my aunts grandson one that was killed 😢

[@jaylayland2867]

Sad day for. Any ​@@michellecarter264

[@oflunrazeuqram]

A little late for prayers Gods a little to busy to help these fellas

[@joscelynpease6656]

Prayers to all their loved ones, very sad.

[@jasonsnyder8341]

You take that risk when you go back country, especially this time of year. Be prepared. It's not if but when if your a regular to the back country.

[@cynthiaparris7549]

So very sad. Prayers for their families 🙏❤

[@davidmorgan6986]

Stay aware in those circumstances. Sorry about your loved ones.

[@billt6116]

Everyone needs to remember the only thing that matches a mountain's beauty is it's hazards and dangers! Enjoy them with caution, ALWAYS!

[@rhondasisco-cleveland2665]

Poor families.

[@user-us3yj9gu2d]

It really is unfortunate that we have this type of situation on somewhat a regular basis. We can expect that another bad happening is right around the corner. R.I.P. To all involved ✝️🇺🇲

[@sst6358]

Aww God love their families sending them all prayers and Love at this devastating time 💛

[@lindaweatherly2678]

Prayers for all involved 🙏 I feel for the families.

[@AnitaSouthall]

Is there snow all year round on those Utah mountains?

[@pmkmommy]

No. But it sure does feel like it sometimes! Winters run late here in UT mountains. Begins in OCT... sometimes thru June.

[@QtheLaserDude]

No, but this year has been odd. We had snow in the valley as recently as this last Monday.

[@zydecbro]

must not have been that deep since he dug himself out

[@user-yf6cd9bb8t]

Sad.

[@roxannsejkora1691]

So sad. ❤❤🙏🏼

[@c-noclark8153]

If mountain sports weren’t so dangerous then they wouldn’t be so popular. I work at a skihill in a community with almost 400 Biking/Hiking trails to use in the summer. Danger is no Stranger! Condolences to the family and friends of these two skiers. They died doing what they Loved and It sure beats dying in a hospital bed. (I got buried up to my stomach in 96)

[@maxrobertson9008]

It doesn't beat being around for another 40 years or so of being able to do what they loved and other things. But then, they aren't around to ask "was it worth it?".