North Conway, NH (December 30, 2024) – A 19-year-old female sustained a hip injury while skiing at Cranmore Mountain Resort on Saturday. Emergency responders were called to the scene at 239 Skimobile Rd shortly after noon.
Reports indicate the skier experienced significant pain, prompting the need for medic intervention to provide pain management. Ski patrol and medical teams worked to stabilize the injured skier before arranging for further medical treatment. No additional details have been released regarding the circumstances leading to the accident or her current condition.
Our thoughts are with the injured young woman as she begins her recovery process.
Skiing Accidents and Safety in New Hampshire
Ski resorts in New Hampshire, such as Cranmore Mountain, attract thousands of visitors each year. While skiing offers thrilling experiences, it also presents risks, particularly for less experienced participants or those navigating challenging terrain. Common injuries include fractures, sprains, and joint trauma, as seen in this incident involving a hip injury.
To mitigate risks, skiers should ensure they are equipped with properly fitting gear, follow marked trails, and remain aware of their physical limits. Ski resorts often provide safety guidelines, and adhering to them can help prevent accidents.
When injuries occur, victims may face significant medical expenses and extended recovery periods. In some cases, legal recourse may be available, particularly if an accident results from equipment failure or unsafe conditions.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a skiing accident, contact Local Accident Reports for support and resources to help you navigate the recovery process.