File photo of Vail, Colorado during the snowing season, 2005. An near , trapped four people Tuesday, killing one person later identified as Anthony "Tony" Seibert, and injuring the other three. Anthony Seibert was the grandson of , who with Earl Eaton around 1960 cofounded the resort area in the backcountry that would become part of the . The Colorado Avalanche Information Center reports five fatalities this season, including another in Colorado on December 31, on west of , and a snowmobiler in ,  on New Year's Day. A friend of the Seibert family, Scott Klumb, told Seibert's death reminds people "to be careful in the backcountry [...] As exciting as it may look, you have to take the proper precautions."
File photo of Vail, Colorado during the snowing season, 2005. An avalanche near , Colorado trapped four people Tuesday, killing one person later identified as Anthony "Tony" Seibert, and injuring the other three. Anthony Seibert was the grandson of , who with Earl Eaton around 1960 cofounded the resort area in the backcountry that would become part of the . The Colorado Avalanche Information Center reports five fatalities this season, including another in Colorado on December 31, on west of , and a snowmobiler in , Montana on New Year's Day. A friend of the Seibert family, Scott Klumb, told Seibert's death reminds people "to be careful in the backcountry [...] As exciting as it may look, you have to take the proper precautions."
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