Sentence examples for because of avalanches and from inspiring English sources

When the road is closed because of avalanches and land slides, helicopter transport is used.

Farther west are the villages of Val Thorens and Les Menuires, excellent starting points for off-piste and backcountry skiing, although again, guides are recommended because of the danger of avalanches, and we did not venture too much beyond the traditional trail map.

A notification on the New Zealand government website said walking the 37-mile, four-day-long track between April 30 and October 26 this year "should only be attempted by fit, experienced and well-equipped people" due to additional safety hazards, including the risk of avalanches, and because there are no rangers or emergency radio facilities during this time of year.

The 19th stage in the 21-leg race had already been altered because of avalanche threats and sub-zero temperatures.

The hotel is closed the rest of the year because of avalanches.

The climbers had been unable to leave the mountain because of avalanches triggered by the tremors.

But according to statistics given to the BBC by the Himalaya Database in 2015, by far the highest number of people who died did so because of avalanches (29%), with falls being the next largest cause of death (23%).

Mauro Santambrogio of Italy won the 14th stage of the Giro d'Italia in rain, wind and snow Saturday on a course that was changed because of avalanche threats.

Towns like Zermatt have been periodically cut off from the outside world because of avalanche risks.

Even today, the well-developed road that leads out of the valley can be blocked for several days under heavy snow conditions because of avalanche danger.

A 60-mile stretch of Interstate 70 west of Denver was closed because of avalanche danger.