Park City avalanche victim was a seasoned backcountry skier, artist

Kurt Damschroder was second person to die in the backcountry off Park City Mountain Resort’s Ninety-Nine 90 lift in January

(Photo courtesy of the Damschroder family) Kurt Damschroder, 57, of Park City died after getting caught in an avalanche near Square Top Mountain.

(Photo courtesy of the Damschroder family) Kurt Damschroder, 57, of Park City died after getting caught in an avalanche near Square Top Mountain.

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