The town of Alta and Snowbird Resort each issued an interlodge order this afternoon and entry into Little Cottonwood Canyon is closed after an avalanche near Snowbird ended up covering the roadway.
ALTA — The town of Alta and Snowbird Resort each issued an interlodge order Thursday afternoon and entry into Little Cottonwood Canyon is closed after an avalanche near Snowbird ended up covering the roadway, resort officials said.
Snowbird first issued its alert shortly before 12:45 p.m., meaning skiers and employees are confined to buildings while avalanche work is being done. Alta issued a similar alert for the entire town about 10 minutes later. S.R. 210 is also closed at the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon, according to the Utah Department of Transportation.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Little Cottonwood skiers enjoy resorts as the canyon remains closed'I just spoke with our crew and they say they don't remember a day in April where we had to close the canyon all day. We still get storms in the springtime, but this year has been exceptional.'
続きを読む »
Avalanche chaos causes Cottonwood Canyon closures, strands thousandsA high and chaotic avalanche threat could keep Big and Little Cottonwood canyons closed to traffic until at least Thursday morning. More than 1,500 people have interlodged in Little Cottonwood Canyon since Sunday.
続きを読む »
Here's a look at the unique power system pushing Snowbird through its biggest winter everSnowbird resort in Little Cottonwood Canyon is self-powered by a cogeneration facility that recently won a national award for exemplary engineering.
続きを読む »
This one-of-a-kind power system is propelling Snowbird through its deepest winter yetSnowbird resort in Little Cottonwood Canyon is self-powered by a cogeneration facility that recently won a national award for exemplary engineering.
続きを読む »
Here’s when Big and Little Cottonwood canyons will get expanded buses and tolling“We’d have to go out and buy additional buses, and we anticipate ... roughly two years,” said UDOT project manager Josh Van Jura. “That is approximately the same two years that it would take to advertise, design and build a mobility hub.”
続きを読む »