Alex Chiu of Seattle fell from Squirrel Point on the West Buttress route. advertisement. ... The body of a ski mountaineer who fell 3,000 feet to his death on Denali on June 3 has been recovered.

The man, identified by Denali National Park and Preserve as 41-year-old Alex Chiu, fell 3,000 feet from Denali's West Buttress route onto the Peters Glacier on Monday.

Jun. 11—A skier from Washington state was killed in an avalanche on Denali's West Buttress on Tuesday, according to a statement from Denali National Park and Preserve. The skier and his climbing ...

Alex Chiu, 41, of Seattle died June 2 after falling 3,000 feet down Mount McKinley's West Buttress climbing route, ... President Donald Trump recently changed its name from Denali.

The body of the ski mountaineer reported missing on the towering Alaskan peak Denali earlier this week has been located and recovered, according to the National Park Service. NEWSLETTERS Emailed ...

Mount McKinley’s West Buttress is pictured. A 41-year-old Seattle man fell to his death from the mountain, officials said. National Park Service Climbers were on an icy Alaska mountain when they ...

Nicholas Vizzini, 29, and his climbing partner, a snowboarder, triggered the avalanche while descending the West Buttress of Denali around 6:15 p.m. Tuesday, according to a Park Service news release.

Denali National Park has confirmed that 29 year old ... on Mt. McKinley/Denali this season. 41 year old mountaineer Alex Chiu died after falling 3,000 feet on Denali’s West Buttress route ...

NEW YORK — A climber has died at Denali National Park and Preserve in Alaska after park rangers found a body at an elevation of over three miles, officials said.

Mount McKinley’s West Buttress is pictured. A 29-year-old’s body was recovered from the mountain after dying in an avalanche, officials said. National Park Service A 29-year-old skier from ...

Alex Chiu, 41, of Seattle died June 2 after falling 3,000 feet down Mount McKinley’s West Buttress climbing route, McClatchy News reported from park officials.