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Vermont officials confirm 2nd death from flooding - Vimarsana News

Vermont officials confirm 2nd death from flooding

BERLIN, Vt. (AP) — Vermont has confirmed a second death related to last month’s severe flooding. Robert Kerker, 67, of Rhineback, New York, drowned in the swollen waters of Stony Brook near Stockbridge while hiking the Appalachian Trail, Vermont Public Safety Commissioner Jennifer Morrison said Tuesday. “Our condolences go out to all of Mr. Kerker’s […]

NH Fish & Game Talks Naked Man Off Roof of Trail Hut - Vimarsana News

NH Fish & Game Talks Naked Man Off Roof of Trail Hut

A 911 call came from the New Zealand Hut located nearly 3 miles from the Appalachian Trail and accessible only by hiking.

NH Fish & Game Talks Naked Man Off Roof of Trail Hut - Vimarsana News

NH Fish & Game Talks Naked Man Off Roof of Trail Hut

A 911 call came from the New Zealand Hut located nearly 3 miles from the Appalachian Trail and accessible only by hiking.

NH Fish & Game Talks Naked Man Off Roof of Trail Hut - Vimarsana News

NH Fish & Game Talks Naked Man Off Roof of Trail Hut

A 911 call came from the New Zealand Hut located nearly 3 miles from the Appalachian Trail and accessible only by hiking.

Source: wokq.com
Rescue teams assist two injured hikers on Appalachian Trail in the same day - Vimarsana News

Rescue teams assist two injured hikers on Appalachian Trail in the same day

Rescue teams assist two injured hikers on Appalachian Trail in the same day Taj Simmons, Reporter Tags:  BIG ISLAND, Va. – Icy conditions led to two separate rescues along the Appalachian Trail on Saturday. The longer rescue happened on the trail near Big Island and the James River Foot Bridge. It took a rescue team eight hours to free a hiker who injured his legs and suffered from hypothermia. The team needed to use a helicopter to assist in their efforts. UPDATE: At 1019 the Division III Technical Rescue Team was alerted about an injured hiker on the Appalachain Trail...Posted by Virgin...

Source: wsls.com