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Two Runners Are Rescued by Helicopter After Getting Stuck in Deep Snow. Here’s How You Can Avoid That Andrew Dawson © Jaime Bernard/New Hampshire Fish and Game Department Search & Rescue An important reminder that winter trail running can be dangerous. Two trail runners who went out for a snowy run in New Hampshire’s White Mountains on January 23 needed to be rescued after one of the runners lost a shoe in unexpectedly deep snow. © Giphy Get all the tips you need to stay safe on the run with RW+ The nine-mile loop on Mount Lafayette in Franconia, New Hampshire, is a ...

Department of Fish and Game conservation officers were kept busy over the weekend responding to incidents that ranged from lost, shoeless hikers to crashed snowmobiles and more.

Department of Fish and Game conservation officers were kept busy over the weekend responding to incidents that ranged from lost, shoeless hikers to crashed snowmobiles and more. -- On Friday, Jan. 22, at approximately 3:45 p.m., conservation officers were notified of a snowmobile crash on Corridor 11 (Jefferson Notch Road) in Jefferson. Courtney Silva, 27, of Rumford, R.I., had been operating a rental snowmobile when she crashed into a tree. An investigation revealed that while navigating a slight S-turn, Silva veered off the edge of the trail and struck a tree. Silva, who was fourth in a gro...

January 25, 2021 FRANCONIA, N.H. (AP) — Two trail runners were airlifted from a New Hampshire mountain over the weekend after one man lost his shoes and continued running barefoot through several feet of snow, officials said. State Fish and Game Department conservation officers were called to Mount Lafayette before 1 p.m. Saturday after Michael Burleson, 35, of Gorham, Maine, and Nicholas Drouin, 34, of North Hampton, contacted 911 for help, The New Hampshire Union-Leader reported. The hikers told conservation officers that they were trying to complete a popular trail loop in four hours but...

Two trail runners, including Mainer, rescued after 1 lost shoes, ran barefoot in snow The men were airlifted from Mount Lafayette in New Hampshire after losing a popular loop trail. By Associated Press Share FRANCONIA, N.H. — Two trail runners were airlifted from a New Hampshire mountain over the weekend after one man lost his shoes and continued running barefoot through several feet of snow, officials said. State Fish and Game Department conservation officers were called to Mount Lafayette before 1 p.m. Saturday after Michael Burleson, 35, of Gorham, Maine, and Nicholas Drouin, 34, of No...