Authorities are confirming the death of a skier who triggered an avalanche alongside his climbing partner, a snowboarder, ...

Nicholas Vizzini, 29, of Washington state and his climbing partner, a snowboarder, triggered the avalanche high on the peak ...

The incident is the second climbing death, but the first avalanche related, on Mt. McKinley/Denali this season. 41 year old ...

Authorities say a skier died after being caught in an avalanche on North America’s tallest peak, Mount McKinley in Alaska.

Nicholas Vizzini of Washington State and his climbing partner, a snowboarder, were descending a slope on the West Buttress ...

On June 6, Alex Chiu, 41, also of Washington, died after a 3,000ft fall from West Buttress climbing route. Officials estimate ...

Authorities say a skier died after being caught in an avalanche on North America’s tallest peak, Mount McKinley in Alaska.

Washington resident Nicholas Vizzini, 29, is the second person to die on Mount McKinley this climbing season, according to the National Park Service Getty Images Authorities have confirmed the ...

Park officials say Nicholas Vizzini, 29, was killed Tuesday evening. He is the second person to die on the mountain in just over a week.

Nicholas Vizzini, from Washington state, was with an unnamed climbing partner on Tuesday when they accidentally caused the crisis on Mount McKinley at over 16,000 feet, officials said.

Washington resident Nicholas Vizzini, 29, died after he was caught in a soft slab avalanche around 6:15 p.m. local time on Tuesday, June 10, the National Park Service said via a press release ...

National Parks Service says that the soft slab avalanche occurred on Tuesday below the Rescue Gully above Camp 14 on the West ...