"The skier wiped out a few times, hitting unseen rocks hiding underneath the snow. After the first fall, he had to turn his snowmobile back over and send it further down the mountain."
"While working to get back up and skiing again, he turned to see a different person's sled barreling right toward him, dead on. The skier jumped out of the way just in time."
"It's good practice to ensure that you're always skiing or snowboarding behind your sled so it can't hit you, but things can get more complicated when there's multiple people with multiple snowmobiles out on the hill."
"If you're riding with a bunch of people, it's probably a good idea to coordinate drops so stuff like this doesn't happen."
A skier experienced multiple falls while navigating backcountry terrain, encountering hidden rocks beneath the snow. After a first fall, he managed to right his snowmobile but later faced a near-collision with another snowmobile. The skier narrowly avoided being hit while trying to get back up. It is advised to ski behind snowmobiles to prevent accidents, and coordination among multiple riders is essential to enhance safety in such environments.
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