OSHA Injury Report: Mountain Breckenridge

At a glance

Where did this happen?

What was the outcome?

Before the incident

This is an RO EE was skiing Peerless and had finished the moguls exiting the run at the bottom EE took a parallel left turn onto the flats at the bottom of the run when one of their rear bindings detached from their ski EE does not recall which side binding released EE fell releasing binding on the other ski as well EE states snow was clean no change in the friction surface of the snow detected by EE or their guest EE walked approx 25yds to retrieve their ski and called Patrol EE briefly stepped into the good ski with their R boot but decided it was not a wise decision to oneski and removed it without sliding EE walked down an addition 20yds to meet patrol on the flatter area of the run EE was going to retrieve more skis to continue the lesson but felt twingey in L knee and decided to visit BMC Xray returned clean attending Dr did not detect any damage to MCL ACL or any soft tissue damage EE was able to demonstrate active range of motion EE was advised to RICE and alternate Tylenol and

What happened

This is an RO EE was skiing Peerless and had finished the moguls exiting the run at the bottom EE took a parallel left turn onto the flats at the bottom of the run when one of their rear bindings detached from their ski EE does not recall which side binding released EE fell releasing binding on the other ski as well EE states snow was clean no change in the friction surface of the snow detected by EE or their guest EE walked approx 25yds to retrieve their ski and called Patrol EE briefly stepped into the good ski with their R boot but decided it was not a wise decision to oneski and removed it without sliding EE walked down an addition 20yds to meet patrol on the flatter area of the run EE was going to retrieve more skis to continue the lesson but felt twingey in L knee and decided to visit BMC Xray returned clean attending Dr did not detect any damage to MCL ACL or any soft tissue damage EE was able to demonstrate active range of motion EE was advised to RICE and alternate Tylenol and

Injury or illness

Pain ache soreness nonspecific Knee Left Knee

Object or substance involved

Parking lot surface

Summary line

Pain ache soreness nonspecific Knee Left Knee Parking lot surface Ski Ride Related Fall

Employee and industry

When (timing detail)

Source

Data from OSHA ITA Form 300/301 electronic submissions, filing year 2025. ITA Case Detail records are establishment-reported submissions, not OSHA inspections — no per-record IMIS deep link exists.