Latest hiking safety news
Tourist leads small child onto cliff above raging waterfall at Olympic National Park
By Cat Ellis published
In a video, other visitors can be heard shouting at the woman to get her child off the rocks
Clueless Yellowstone tourist learns why you shouldn't go peering into geysers
By Cat Ellis published
The woman wanted to get a closer look at Old Faithful, but a Park Ranger intervened before she was hurt
Giggling Yellowstone tourists stalk bison on boardwalk with children in tow
By Cat Ellis published
Boardwalks are paths of least resistance, so it makes sense that animals use them, but it's important to give them space
Clueless tourists burn hands in scalding thermal pools at Yellowstone
By Cat Ellis published
The NPS warns visitors not to touch hot springs or runoff
Hikers lured onto dangerous cliffs after 'yahoo' throws fake money over waterfall
By Cat Ellis published
A mountain rescue team had to rappel over the edge to retrieve the counterfeit cash before anyone got hurt
Texas hiker dies after slipping on scree field in Colorado
By Cat Ellis published
Charles Smith was in the middle of a nine-day expedition when the accident happened
Yellowstone's mudpots are boiling hot, acidic and stinky – so why are tourists getting so close?
By Cat Ellis published
Some visitors stray of boardwalks to stand at the edge of the steaming mudpots, getting a face full of fumes
6 summer hiking safety tips for happy days on the trail
By Julia Clarke published
It’s easy to become complacent when you know you’re not going to freeze, but there are still some perils of summer hiking to be aware of
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