State police investigate fatal Northway crashCourtesy: Trevor MikelVIEW PHOTO GALLERYAAMOREAU -- State Police are investigating a one-vehicle fatal crash on I-87 Sunday morning.Investigation reveals that a Toyota Highlander was traveling northbound at about 9 a.m., when the operator fell asleep at the wheel. The vehicle went off the left side of the roadway, then back onto the road, and overturned several times.State police said one person was ejected and died at the scene. The driver and other passengers were treated at the scene by Moreau EMS and South Glens Falls Fire, Wilton Fire and Wilton EMS. Four individuals were transported to Saratoga Hospital with minor injuries. One subject was airlifted to Albany Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries.The investigation is ongoing, and no charges have been filed at this time.No names are being released, pending notification of family.closeAn internal error has occurred. Go back to the homepageUn error interno ha ocurrido.

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Before you sign in, please click the activation link we emailed you. YOUR ACCOUNT HAS BEEN LOCKED You made too many unsuccessful sign in attempts. Your account will unlock in 24 hours. To get it unlocked today, please or call us atSeattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing CommitteeSeattle, WA, United StatesAre you a Snowshoe graduate interested in sharing your skills with a new group of snowshoe students, but don’t know where to start? We’re tooling up for a new season of Snowshoe courses and would love for you to join us! herschel backpack cebuTo that end, we have scheduled a New Instructor clinic at the Seattle Program Center on December 10th. swiss gear backpack 8815Instructing is fun and rewarding, and a great way to reinforce your own skills in winter safety!ascent 4700 backpack

Snowshoe Instructors Clinic - Seattle - 2015Seattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing CommitteeWow! Seattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing passed 200 likes in the off season! We gained 12 new friends during June alone! While we don't have much to post about during the summer months, we're looking forward to a snowier winter. Here's a photo reminder of what that's all about.See allSeattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing Committee via Northwest Avalanche CenterPlease be aware of a recall on certain MSR shovels! ogio cisco backpackFollow the link for more details.rawganique backpackMSR About Seattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing CommitteeBe aware that NWAC has issued a weekend avalanche forecast, with a rating of Considerable in all forecast regions. ktz backpack replica

In the Snoqualmie Pass area, the problem is loose wet avalanches which are likely on all aspects, near and above treeline. Also possible cornices on generally northeast aspects. "It will be beautiful to be in the Olympics and Cascades Saturday but remember to make careful snowpack evaluations and cautious route finding decisions especially above treeline."Northwest Avalanche CenterSeattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing Committee shared a post.For those of you with some spare time on their hands in this shoulder season, we're passing along a snowshoeing survey from a student at Seattle U who is working on a project.toSeattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing CommitteeHi Seattle Mountaineer Snowshoers. My name is Beth and I'm a student in the Mountaineers Basic Alpine Climbing class. I'm also a student at Seattle University ...studying Sport Management. and my Seattle U advisor to do a survey about snowshoeing. I would be very grateful if you could take my survey. It is anonymous, takes 10 minutes and participants have the option of being entered for a giveaway for a BCA backpack.

/pegektx Seattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing Committee shared a link.Check out the Blood Moon with The Mountaineers — The MountaineersSeattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing Committee added 3 new photos.Taking advantage of clear skies, one of our volunteer leaders led a snowshoe overnight trip this weekend to Mazama Ridge at Mount Rainier. The campsite had views of The Mountain and the Tatoosh Range, and from just a bit farther uphill we could see Mt Adams, Mt St Helens, and Goat Rocks. As the evening waned, the golden sun lit the landscape and cast dramatic shadows, while our party enjoyed the quiet and stillness.Seattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing CommitteeThe Washington State Department of Labor & Industry recently published this poster, promoting safety in the trucking industry. (We're assuming that the gentleman's pack is sitting just out of frame, while he burns off some extra energy.)Seattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing Committee added 3 new photos — with and at Mount Rainier National Park.A glorious day with several inches of fresh powder snow heading up to Castle Pinnacle Saddle.

Active wind-loading on a considerable avalanche danger day kept us conservative and away from gaining the top of the ridge below the saddle. But it was still absolutely amazing, and we did some other traveling in avy-safe terrain to extend our day. Photos by Heidrun Eberhardt.Seattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing Committee added 4 new photos.Our annual winter camping course had a small turnout this year, likely due to the minimal snowpack. But the four students and three instructors were treated to blue skies. And between them they managed to complete a successful snow cave and a trench shelter! Seattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing Committee added 2 new photos.While this year's snow season hasn't been the best in recent years (and our snowshoeing students have often returned home soggy) it has still offered the opportunity for some fantastic vistas. Here's an example of what it's all about, folks, a gorgeous day at Mount Baker this past weekend! (Photos courtesy of David Bradley, from 2/16/2015 trip to Huntoon Point)

Seattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing Committee in Huntoon Point.Overdue posting of this group photo from Huntoon Point, Feb 16, courtesy of Jennifer Siembor.Seattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing CommitteeSpotted on display at the Smithsonian, this plate from the state china service of President Rutherford Hayes and First Lady Lucy Hayes. The first lady worked with American artist Theodore Davis to design a service using images of American flora and fauna. (And, apparently, our favorite means of winter locomotion!)Seattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing CommitteeSpace is available in our Winter Camping course! learn how to stay warm, dry, and comfortable in the snow! (Some of us enjoyed taking that course so much that we've come back to instruct year after year.)Winter Camping Course - Seattle - 2015 — The MountaineersSeattle Mountaineers Snowshoeing CommitteeThe first of our Basic Snowshoe field trips for 2015 was held this past Saturday at Stevens Pass. /…/trip…/trip_report.2015-01-17.3693820070 A big Thanks to our instructors, and to the students who made it a great day!