Mother Bear and Cubs Cross Busy Ski Slope at Northstar Resort
A mother bear led her two cubs across an active ski run at Northstar California Resort, forcing skiers to swerve and shout in surprise.
Key Points
- Mother bear and two cubs crossed active ski slope at Northstar California Resort.
- Skiers swerved to avoid them, shouting in surprise; bears appeared unfazed.
- Incident at Lake Tahoe-area resort; wildlife encounters not uncommon there.
- No injuries reported; no further details from authorities.
A mother bear and her two cubs crossed a ski slope at Northstar California Resort, startling skiers who had to swerve to avoid them.
Video footage captured the trio moving steadily through the snow as they traversed the active run, prompting shouts of surprise from onlookers. The animals appeared unfazed, with the mother leading her cubs directly across the path of descending skiers.
The incident occurred at the popular Lake Tahoe-area resort, where wildlife encounters in mountainous terrain are not uncommon. However, the bears' sudden appearance on the piste created an unexpected hazard for those on the slope at the time.
No injuries were reported, and authorities have not issued further details on the event.
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