Footage released of pro-skier's terrifying 1,000-foot fall down mountain

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  • 8 years ago
Pro-skier Angel Collinson was shooting a documentary in Alaska’s Neacola range in April 2015 when she tumbled, flipping onto her back, and fell 1,000 feet down the snow-covered mountain. The footage of the fall was released on January 21 by Teton Mountain Research as part of its 2016 Safety Week. [Additional reporting by Storyful]

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