What happened
During an approach to the destination airport, the pilot encountered runway conditions covered in ice. Upon making contact with the runway surface, the pilot found the conditions to be significantly more slippery than previously expected. In an attempt to stop the aircraft, the pilot initiated a go-around procedure by applying maximum engine power.
Despite the application of full power, the aircraft was unable to gain sufficient altitude to clear the rising terrain located at the end of the runway. This resulted in a collision with the ground, which caused substantial damage to the fuselage and both wings of the aircraft. No injuries were reported in the incident.
Findings
According to the pilot, there were no mechanical malfunctions or technical issues with the aircraft that prevented it from operating as intended. The primary factor in the accident was the unexpected level of slipperiness on the ice-covered runway, which hindered the aircraft's ability to climb away from the approaching terrain during the aborted landing attempt.