Alaska State Troopers reported many backcountry trapped in Avalanche near Anchage

Many skiers are reportedly trapped in Alaska Backcountry after swept in Avalanche, Alaska State Troopers said on Wednesday.

The number of the number and their circumstances were not available immediately.

The slide took place on Tuesday afternoon near Girdwood community, which is about 64 miles south of Anchorage, Austin McDaniel, Alaska Tropers, the text went to Associated Press.

“The toopers received an Avalanche report that hosted many people who lived in the trench last afternoon near the Western Cell for 20 Mile River,” said Mcdaniel. “The burnout company tried to recover the ceeds but couldn’t do it because of the depth of snow.

The extent of the avalanche and the depth of the ice was not immediately known.

He said the toopers would try to reach the site on Wednesday, and he may need a plane to reach a deserted place from the pregnancy.

Birdwood is the Alaska’s capital, Home at the hotel Albyeska, on the foundation of Mount Albyeska, where ski or ice. On the top of the mountain is a restaurant with seven candles, whose name is its vision.

Each winter, 25 to 30 people died in Avalanches in the US, according to the National Avalanche Center.