Latest hiking safety news
"Shocked onlookers" watch man edge around near-boiling Yellowstone spring
By Cat Ellis published
Two men wandered off the boardwalk at Grand Prismatic, where the water can reach 189°F
"It's really hot!" – yet another Yellowstone tourist insists on dabbling fingers in scalding spring
By Cat Ellis published
The average temperature in Silex Spring is high enough to cause severe burns within a second of contact
Yellowstone tourist dodges safety barriers to lead child to brink of raging waterfall
By Cat Ellis published
The woman was caught on camera taking her young child right to the edge of the Upper Falls
Lost Massachusetts hiker rescued after hours stranded waist-deep in swamp
By Cat Ellis published
The woman was lost alone in an area notorious for its poor radio reception
Harrison Ford explains why he no longer rescues lost hikers in his helicopter
By Cat Ellis published
The actor doesn't like getting all the credit for a successful rescue and being hailed as a 'hero pilot'
British actor Julian Sands reported missing hiking in icy California mountains
By Cat Ellis published
Sands was hiking near Mount Baldy, where 14 people have become stranded or injured in recent weeks
The most dangerous National Park – and tips for staying alive
By Julia Clarke published
We uncover the leading causes of deaths in National Parks, which park is the most dangerous, and most importantly, what you can do to stay safe on your visit
Lost hiker uses dying cellphone's light to signal for help in Hawaii
By Cat Ellis published
The man was hiking alone in Honolulu, and became disoriented on the trail after sunset
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