A Denver man died in a skiing accident at Vail Mountain on Saturday, March 2, officials announced Friday.
Gabriel Klein, a 35-year-old Denver man, died in an ski accident on an intermediate trail at Vail Ski Resort on Saturday, March 2, according to an emailed statement to the Denver Post from Vail Mountain on Friday.
“Vail Mountain, Vail Ski Patrol and the entire Vail Resorts family extend our deepest sympathy and support to our guest’s family and friends,” said Beth Howard, Vail Mountain vice president and chief operating officer, in the statement. Renck: Sean Payton viewed safety Justin Simmons as luxury Broncos couldn't afford. Now head coach must live up to his own $18 million paycheck.Colorado road conditions: Vail, Berthoud pass reopen after safety closures
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