A man died Monday in Grand County, Colorado following an all-terrain vehicle accident near County Road 340, south of Williams Fork.

Identified as Angel Quinto Inga, 59, of Peru, few details were released regarding the cause of the crash. It was snowy in the Grand County area during that day. This may have led to slick conditions, which could have been a contributing factor.

An update may be published when more details are known.

The map below shows the location of Williams Fork, with CR 340 located east of pictured Williams Fork Reservoir. Williams Fork is close to Parshall, Kremmling, and Hot Sulphur Springs.

Condolences go out to the family and friends of the deceased.

This is the second all-terrain vehicle death to occur in Grand County in a little over a month. On September 23, a woman died following an accident in which she traveled 160 feet down an embankment on an ATV, colliding with a tree. The collision ejected her 100 feet from the vehicle. She was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. ATV malfunction may have been a contributing factor in her wreck.

Editor’s Note: Here’s a  quick piece regarding why we’ve decided to include accident and death coverage in our collection of content.

Operating an all-terrain vehicle can be a high-risk activity. Always wear a helmet, tell people where you’re going and when you’ll be back, mind adverse conditions, and control your speed.