
PCT Hiker Rescued After Winter Storm Collapses Tent in Goat
A hiker in his 20s was rescued from Washington's Goat Rocks Wilderness after a severe winter storm collapsed his tent, leaving him hypothermic and unable
Safety & emergency on Pack and Summit: Trip plans and leaving word, Satellite messengers and PLBs, Wilderness first aid, Heat illness and hypothermia, Altitude illness and What search and rescue actually does.

A hiker in his 20s was rescued from Washington's Goat Rocks Wilderness after a severe winter storm collapsed his tent, leaving him hypothermic and unable

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