(CNN) Colorado authorities on Sunday identified two snowmobilers who were killed in an avalanche they accidentally triggered.

The Eagle County Sheriff's Office said the victims were Dillon Block, 28, and Cesar Almanza-Hernandez, 30, both of Gypsum, Colorado.

The two victims were buried in the avalanche on Muddy Pass Saturday afternoon, the Colorado Avalanche Information Center said Sunday. Their bodies were recovered Sunday.

"We are so appreciative (of) the volunteers with Vail Mountain Rescue Group who worked on this very tragic incident, our thoughts are with the families and friends of Mr. Block and Mr. Almanza-Hernandez," Eagle County Sheriff James Van Beek said in a statement.

A third person who was snowmobiling with the group in the area of Muddy Pass, north of Vail, was able to free himself and alert authorities, according to the Eagle County Sheriff's Office. The backcountry avalanche forecast in Eagle County is rated considerable, meaning dangerous avalanche conditions were reported in the area.