The resort where he crashed created its own triple black diamond rating system to warn guests about the dangers of its more challenging routes.
A 33-year-old man from San Francisco died while skiing at Big Sky Resort in Bozeman, Montana, earlier this week.
The Gallatin County Coroner’s Office identified the man, Nathan Ranney, and said he crashed while skiing,reported. Despite wearing a helmet and other protective gear, he died at the scene. Surrounded by more than 5,500 acres of complex terrain, Big Sky Resort is an upscale hotel that’s the second-largest ski resort in the country — and it also offers some of the most “
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