Latest hiking safety news
Two hikers and dog killed by grizzly bear in Canada – how to keep yourself safe
By Cat Ellis published
The "inseparable" couple were killed in a rare attack on Friday night
Yosemite tourist clambers over safety barrier for a better view of waterfall
By Cat Ellis published
People climb the barriers at the falls with alarming regularity, despite several deaths over recent years
Half Dome hikers struck by lightning repeatedly after sheltering in cave – this is why
By Cat Ellis published
Lightning tends to travel along vertical surfaces, making cave entrances particularly dangerous
The messy mystery of vomiting on the Pacific Crest Trail has been solved
By Cat Ellis published
The CDC has determined why so many hikers have been struck down by norovirus on the PCT, tracing it back to a log cabin
Tourist leads young children out to scalding hot springs at Yellowstone National Park
By Cat Ellis published
The visitor was caught on camera ignoring warning signs and taking their family off the boardwalks
Ohio man faked bear attack to get a free ride out of the woods
By Cat Ellis published
Emergency dispatchers say the man claimed to be near death, suffering a head injury, and being circled by bears
Clueless tourists stop for ukulele singalong on Grand Canyon rim
By Cat Ellis published
The group climbed over a safety rail and jumped a chasm to reach their chosen spot
Mesa Arch is one of the most spectacular spots in Canyonlands National Park – and tourists are climbing all over it
By Cat Ellis published
The arch is extremely popular with photographers, but beware the sheer cliff on the other side
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