5 Missing Hikers Who Were Found YEARS LATER...

[@clairlenniecorriveau7803]

I was an avid hunter living in southern Maine , I grew up in Maine and New Hampshire and I couldn't believe it when I got lost for about three hours while hunting behind my house . I didn't bring a compass and the sky was completely overcast . There is a brook behind the house but , it twists and turns so much that it would probably take a full day or so to follow it out . A road passed in front of my house and another road approximately 3/4 to 1 mile in back that ran parallel to the one in front of my house , which is why I never imagined I could get lost there , but I definitely did . I would never go in the woods no matter how small without a compass since that day .

[@jasonmoyer9492]

Me and a buddy got lost hunting a spot in florida we have hunted for years. Fortunately I happened to bring a map and compass and learned how to use both years prior when I was in the army. I managed to get us out of the woods and only about 200 yards from the truck

[@rdeleeuw4408]

Had the same thing on a day lost but no that far away from a road,so i thought i can´t lose my way but i did after some time i found the road again,and i kissed it..! So now i mark trees ones in a while with my knive..

[@joesands8860]

A solo hiker with "a poor sense of direction" is not long for this world.

[@GoofBallGuru]

Is not long for this world.. what does that mean??

[@kaysee1011]

@@GoofBallGuru”soon to die”

[@GoofBallGuru]

@@kaysee1011 thank you.

[@livucarpaci4770]

The conclusion of this video you like adventure hiking and a chance to die go to usa forest , I don't understand people maybe I'm dumb why would someone go hiking alone no experience and putting their life in danger ,then the close friends ohhh why why she died bcz she was dumb .

[@NessyPerth]

I’m an experienced hiker that mostly hikes alone, I have a good sense of direction. But I never hike without a PLB. It’s the most important piece of equipment I have.

[@Da_Love74]

I love how this video starts by saying "did you ever wonder what happened to hikers that have gone missing?" And proceeds to tell 5 stories without explaining what actually happened to any of them.

[@chef_steddy]

😂😂😂😂

[@alhambrinz]

Dia hanya bertanya dan tidak berjanji untuk memberi jawaban

[@CheekyCewn]

Thanks, now I know not to watch this guys videos.

[@Amthaguy]

He can’t give the exact detail due to privacy reasons or not to violate KZbin’s violations

[@koltoncrane3099]

Invisible fatman Remember the butlers of the obamma family and others have ended up dying. Aren’t butlers also cooks? I think the butler/cook of obaaamma was the one that ended up dead in their pond. Point is don’t be a butler/cook/ servant for politicians or you may die.

[@benlaw4647]

The first one Geraldine, should have never been there alone. When her friend left , Geraldine should have have left ..Geraldine had a poor sense of direction, was afraid of the dark and being alone , recipe for disaster..

[@sarahbaumer140]

She should have gone with her friend

[@mhjmc]

Yes she should've left with her friend. I was so sad to hear about how she died :(

[@trinibeanmi5104]

​@sarahbaumer140 yup

[@jthomas669]

She sounds like she was stubborn and not very self aware.

[@eleisha5054]

You're afraid of the dark, but gone hiking, Make that make sense. 😮😮

[@georgekovacs3664]

The key word in all these stories is "solo".

[@Stephanie-dj4iy]

Never go alone

[@dinahbrown902]

It’s the only way.

[@kubuhzz-lm2786]

If she would make huge fire they would find her

[@michaelpcooksey5096]

@@dinahbrown902 OK, but with 50' rope to keep touch with the trail when dealing with the necessities of nature ... AND an emergency GPS device for rescue. [Expensive tool & expensive service ... but life is more precious]. What do you think?

[@rhondaj5573]

❤sorry for the hikers I get disoriented in my house much less the Appalachian mountains

[@dinahbrown902]

😂👍

[@alecbaker13]

Why be sorry? They knew the risk associated

[@kaysee1011]

@@alecbaker13we know the risk of crash every time we get in our cars daily.. do we tell crash victims “you knew the risk?” 🙄

[@alecbaker13]

@@kaysee1011 Yes

[@alecbaker13]

@@kaysee1011 Everyone knows dyin in a car crash is likely every time you get behind the wheel. Not sure what point you’re trying to make 🥴

[@deendrew36]

That first hiker…I have read about her. I always wondered why she went so far off the trail to relieve herself. There’s no one there! Just a few steps away behind a tree is all you need, not even a tree! And if someone saw you taking a pee, so what?

[@deendrew36]

@LupurLuna exactly. Any half experienced hiker would not have been so careless.

[@MikeHuntstinx00]

Yeah... Just take a pee!!! That's what the woods are for and if you have to pinch a loaf then dig you a little hole and pinch it and get the hell on!!! Who in the hell goes off trail to take a leak and disappears off the face of the earth??

[@MikeHuntstinx00]

The first hiker is still probably looking for a place to pop a squat to this very day

[@monejohn9973]

She was old n still naive

[@rosierosie62]

so true. I leave the trail, keep my eye on the trail facing it and then go back straight on. Poor Geraldine.

[@roserocks1979]

Don't hike alone, be really prepared, age is a factor. Just because you hike in your area, doesn't mean you can hike in other areas. If lost make sure you can be seen from the air. Don't be cocky, and stay on the dang trail. A lot of these deaths could've been avoided. Have a compass, and a map, know how to use both.

[@dinahbrown902]

Alone is the only way

[@Heathcoatman]

Compass and a map, and knowing how to use them would have saved most of these. Heading out alone with a cell phone and an ego doesnt cut it.

[@Sunny-sc6pf]

​@@dinahbrown902to die hiking

[@JamesRichardWiley]

Some of these people should not be hiking in the wilderness.

[@beatrisathetrailscout2892]

Some of these people shouldn't look up when it's raining with their mouths open...they would drown.

[@Packingout]

Well now they aren’t.

[@fiofiofioletta1898]

I’m convinced deep woods nature would kill me. My idea of roughing it is no free wifi.

[@Heathcoatman]

At least you know. Many of these people werent as self aware.

[@clairemcmaster1957]

😂😂😂

[@alecbaker13]

It blows my mind that people go into the deep wilderness without any survival skills or knowledge being 60+ years old

Nature has the power to overcome all knowledge and skills!

[@deendrew36]

The older people featured here, were experienced hikers with lots of wilderness experience. I think going alone is a really bad judgment call. I think in these cases, especially the Aussie, the experience gave a false sense of security.

[@jessicapabon2105]

@@deendrew36 I think the thing that gets me most is most of these are just a Day hike or overnight hike or a light hike yet as a hiker you would think that anything and everything can and does happen so you should never leave camp with just a light pack or a day pack but you should have absolutely everything that you may need pending any situation that may occur. You're out in the elements and there's wildlife and there's the two like a wildlife and there's things that can occur. Be caring to protect yourself as there are several different ways but also have the essentials for Pete's sake

[@uriustosh]

"I feel like Im still 30" is a big sentiment among older people. As a 40 year old Im making sure I remember how delicate and weak humans are even when young let alone when they old and overconfident.

[@sirussid3671]

Should be missing hikers whose remains were found after years....

[@Pugthug]

Agreed, came here for miracle story's, got nightmares

[@jessicapabon2105]

They never really said how these individuals died bottomley that they passed on but never really got into the stories of how that occurred

[@kiaa1229]

and then no one would even clicking the video 😂

[@eleisha5054]

​@Pgthug 😅😅😅

[@sandrapeters79]

WHY!!!! Why do they go ALONE??? Crazy dumb!! PARTNER UP NO MATTER WHAT!!!’ 😡💔😞

[@dinahbrown902]

Being alone in nature is heaven and to me the only way. Their visit on earth is over and they left enjoying themselves. Who could ask for more 😊

Everyone doesn't have a partner who likes hiking. Mine detests it.

[@charmingbandit4725]

A(!!!) partner. There a many more people (relatives, acquaintances, coworkers etc etc) to do this with than only your spouse. My God, are you from the Middle Ages?

[@uriustosh]

Hiking alone is ok in small localized parks that have very small areas, not wild wilderness. Like a small state park in USA can be searched in a day by a search crew, whereas where these folks go it the total opposite. Almost limitless forest, boundaries too far.

[@MartinGandy-k1t]

Wow that's is why u always go with someone with u if possible

[@sparklerbc9898]

for those whove never hiked in the area, allow me to give you some context on inchworm's hike immediately before she got off the trail and got lost. from poplar ridge, there is a long descent straight down the side of the mountain. it ends at an old railroad grade. it is a wide clearing in the middle of the forest that from the spot where the trail crosses seems to go on for a long way in both directions. geraldine crossed this grade and then began a more gentle climb. somewhere along this climb, she leaves the trail and got lost. had she had just gone back down hill, she would have come back to the large clear railroad grade, and then back to the AT, but rather than do that, she started sending text messages to her husband. when they didnt go through, she decided the prudent course of action was to climb higher in an attempt to get cell service.

[@Tyson-l9f]

Thanks , this give so much insight . It always make me wonder when people get off trail it’s like how could they not get back to the trail , I guess going to far off the trail , if u go off the trial for anything don’t make turns keep straight as u can so u can literally walk backwards straight back to where u came frm .

[@crzyking6821]

Yea I've never understood her logic in that case for being an experienced hiker she really made a lot of very strange decisions.

[@sparklerbc9898]

@@crzyking6821 she wasn’t experienced. She took a class and hiked a few hundred miles with an escort. Her escort went home and this happened almost instantly. We’re all free to do as we wish, I firmly believe, even if it kills us. But to the extent anyone, including herself, wanted to keep this woman safe and alive she had no business in the Maine woods.

[@joannerothque1548]

She was only a couple of hundred yards off the trail when found.

[@sparklerbc9898]

@@joannerothque1548 finding the trail in the woods if you don’t know where it is even from 100 feet away isn’t easy. But finding the railway bed at the bottom of the hill she was on would have been.

[@chasinpoons321]

Me thinking I was about to hear 5 stories of people who managed to survive the wilderness

[@daniellecrigger8593]

deadass

[@charmingbandit4725]

Yeah right, years and years later duh

[@jessicapabon2105]

That hiker geraldine, the moment she realized that she had been turned around and she was lost she should have stayed put, pitched camp, and made a fire... and one that would allow people to see the fire by using wet wood. And another thing a hiker should always carry is a storm whistle around their neck!! you can hear that sucker super loudly and that's what Coast Guards use in the middle of the ocean and they're able to hear them for miles! so, take a storm whistle with you and put it and keep it around your neck at all times during hiking , also a headlamp and not just any stinking headlamp but a superior headlamp that lights up the whole neighborhood and have an extra battery with you , a machete, a really good shovel, waterproof tarp and plenty of fire gel just in case conditions are too wet... that fire gel will work beautifully in those conditions and if you can afford it... always carry yourself a good satellite radio and make sure it's charged. If you're lost use that whistle every minute someone is going to hear you

[@JohnSixteen-jj6eg]

I've hiked the entire Appalachian Trail. I camped near where she was found. She pitched a tent and stayed put. The rescuers said that there were burn marks on the trees. So she tried to start a fire. She got off trail to use the bathroom. Hindsight is 20/20 but she needed to keep hiking even though she was lost. Instead she just laid there and died.

[@JohnSixteen-jj6eg]

Additionally Geraldine had a gps locator but sent it home just before she got lost.

[@ValMarshall-u4j]

I’m sorry for these families. I understand I had a 20 year old brother-in- law that went out on a short hunt before breakfast. He never came back. It was a nightmare we looked for week or more ve I think. But it stayed snowing hard it dumped 3 ft. We still looked. They even ha cliff climbers. The Sherriff said that we won’t find anything . We stayed I think till morning. This was up by Silverton Or.

[@yakfishin4912]

Well did ya ever find him? If not what is suspected thus far?

[@belabalkaran7432]

😢

[@betsyjones2912]

I go hiking all the time after 30 minutes I stop to have tea and cake at the cafe then go home still alive

[@deendrew36]

Sounds perfect!

[@michael72012]

Sounds like a bird living in a cage without danger

[@deendrew36]

@@michael72012 not all of us like to be in danger.

[@Anna-jb7ll]

I like to go hiking where I live, by the Santa Monica mountains. It’s beautiful here, you can hike to waterfalls, rivers, pounds, see some wild animals, etc. Some of those trails are kinda short, it takes me only about 1 hour to get there, which is fine for me, others 2, to 3 hours, which I still think it might be safe due to certain proximity to the city? I don’t know, but yeah, I still believe short hikes like those are safer than hiking in the wilderness.

[@csbridgemountain7972]

I wish every hiker could pack a whistle

[@philipmcdonagh1094]

That or a body bag and shovel so they can tidy up after themselves.

[@taetannim3581]

They could.

[@bradsanders407]

Or some string to tie to a branch by the trail so they can find their way back.

[@jolenetheredhead9761]

@@philipmcdonagh1094 Nature does that for most. No need for a non biodegradable bag you can't put yourself into.. because, dead. Shovel is always a good idea so you can dig a hole and cover your poop.

[@George-e7s4j]

Better have a good compass and map and know how to read it!!!.. and weapon...

A weapon won't help you when you are lost!

[@a.w.thompson4001]

I've hiked in the area where Largay was lost when leaves were changing. Stepped off trail for the same reason and there was no way to see the trail from a few feet away, due to all the leaves obscuring the trail. Later there was a place when I could not figure out where the trail was. It's easy to go astray without maps and devices.

I am haunted by the unwavering determination displayed in these poignant videos.

[@S.ZOEFELIX]

When these ppl get lost, by just stepping off to "relieve" themselves, makes me wonder HOW FAR DID YOU GO TO DO THAT? I do that all the time when hiking, but never get so far to lose the trail! Ive heard the stories of the terrain not looking the same and believe some ppl may step into a different dimension or whatever...but its horrifying to think you can get so off-trail to get lost just by needing to go....

[@farmerjohn6526]

Maybe they should have used rope if they go that far and can't keep track

[@deendrew36]

I wonder this too. There’s no one out there. A few steps away, still in view of the trail, is all you need. If that. If a fellow hiker sees you squatting, it shouldn’t be a big deal. Better than getting lost!

[@brendaatkins2450]

For some reason, it won't allow me to like ur video. Great upload, God bless*

[@gabriellahedarv1782]

A lot of people seem to think they’re immortal way past their teens.. Not only should you never go into the wilderness alone, you should also consider every risk to your health and life, no matter how big or small the risk. You might need to take some time researching what can happen and how you can avoid getting injured or lost. Pack smart stuff like first aid, whistles, water purifier, etc. The wild nature isn’t your back yard, it’s hard to fathom how experienced outdoor enthusiasts can be so reckless.

[@SherriLynn-r4p]

In the case of ERIC How do you think he died? The video makes one think he fell off the cliffs.....then why was his boot with bone fragments found at camp? It had been 5 years of everyday life and weather, so any blood would more than likely been gone, id say this was a bear attack or something??

[@toddprovencher7973]

What's with the low volume? Turn it up, man!

[@esthero.torres2738]

Truly I agree with the comment the narrator says “did you ever wonder what happened to these hikers “ but never says how they died or did not know. Sad...

[@scythn]

Compass, compass, compass! After that a satelite phone. So many tragedies could had been avoided with a compass and possibly a map of the area. But atlest the compass eliminates walking around aimlessly in circles. Its such a cheap tool to buy and so easy to use. I have no idea why people do not have and use these to chose a direction to wander or orient themselves before leaving a trail to find the way back onto it

[@ZHEN-NING-x9c7z]

Yes and always pay close attention to where the sun is when you enter. The sun always rises from the east and sets west.

[@ZHEN-NING-x9c7z]

And if you plan on going off trail pack some marking tape... It's cheap and can help you AND people looking for you if you go missing.

[@Packingout]

Idk why people with no sense of direction and no survival skills keep going out in these remote places. Just because you have a backpack and have walked a trail before doesn’t make you a well rounded outdoorsmen.

[@ZHEN-NING-x9c7z]

Yes and the amount of people that head out into the deep woods with no marking tape, knife, matches, mechanical compass, map etc and rely on their smartphone is too damn high. If you head into the woods without a compass you don't belong in the woods.

[@Packingout]

@@ZHEN-NING-x9c7z well I don’t take a compass but I also know how to use the sky to determine direction. I’ve been doing these things my whole life and never been lost or needed one. My point is you don’t always need a compass BUT! if your someone with a horrible sense of direction or just are very inexperienced than yea you should have one. Not that it doesn’t any good unless you actually know what to do with it.

[@bsfishing7073]

We must never forget that it is called the wife for a reason and people just want to go exploring and rilley got lost and he brought supplies but we can never have enough supplies when we enter the wild don’t ever think that this could never happened to us because we all can find ourselves lost

[@anthonyevans6989]

well what this video has taught me is don’t go to the wilderness, stay in civilization.

[@OroborusFMA]

How do you step off the trail to "relieve yourself" and then have no idea how to get back the way you came? Unless there was some dementia involved.

[@lisadelgado228]

It all looks the same

[@stevehall-6402]

Because of being a jackass yankee!😅

[@MotherDizzy]

Why the quotations around her relieving herself 😂 u think she lied about that

[@deendrew36]

Yeah, I have always wondered why she went so far off the trail. Couple steps off the trail, squat, done! So silly to have gone so far she couldn’t see the trail.

[@jessicapabon2105]

This always reminds me of the Jurassic Park series...... like you got to relieve yourself but seriously you're on the pathway and you have to relieve yourself there are literally trees right next to the pathway if there's nobody coming quickly get behind a tree drop your drawers Let it Loose and continue but for Pete's sake you're out and about in the wild don't walk off so stinking far. Also I would recommend anyone who does hike to have a storm whistle around their neck 24/7 , bear spray fire gel because a lot of times these Trails can't get wet or it'll rain and that fire drill will create a beautiful fire, tarp, exchange of clothes, to exercise of socks, lots of freeze-dried food like jerky and pemmican and your liquid ivy, and a headlamp and not a cheap garbage the entire neighborhood, with extra batteries..... and hopefully you're wearing or caring with you frog togg set, two bottles of water that you do not open add two ways of filtering water... not to mention binoculars, lighters windproof matches, and several packages of firecrackers, bear spray, and a can of hairspray because on a quick fix if you're trying to scare a bear and it's coming to you that it's going to make a torch

[@StillbornGravity]

if u walk off trail to relieve yourself, and you get lost, stay put. don't run around looking. when ppl come look for you, you're still by the trail. if u try to find it and walk further into the woods, u can get fucked.

[@donnaeastridge5579]

Personal locators don't work in the dense forest either. I know I have one. Waste of money. If you want to hike, hike to work every day.

[@Greg-ls8gf]

8:06 😮To avoid getting lost bring some string with you and when you move off the path to go to the bathroom you have that string to lead you back to the main path maybe this lady didn't know but for most people who have all their scruples would use some common sense if the bush is really dense and there's a chance that you can get lost and die by all means bring rope string and tie it to a tree or a branch whatever the case right where the path is and no matter how far you have to walk into the bushes to feel that no one is watching you when you pull your pants down as I said when you pull your pants back up even if you're disoriented and you don't know where the path is you have that fucking string or rope to lead you back to the main area that you left to relieve yourself . I've hiked pretty much all my life not in any major bushes where I could get lost but if I was ever to go to a place that the bushes are so thick you can instantaneously get lost I would bring at least 500 ft of string with me before I was even to start . My hike

[@ZHEN-NING-x9c7z]

You're better off using marking tape. Deers and other animals can snap your string. And always take note of where the sun is before you enter remembering that it always rises east and sets west. And never for God sakes enter the deep woods without a compass, A MECHANICAL ONE not the one on your phone.

[@ZHEN-NING-x9c7z]

Another good thing about bright orange marking tape is it helps others find you if you go lost and can stay on the trees for years.

[@mikecrabtree8200]

I suspect all of these stories are a tell of how important it is to have a satellite phone any time you venture out like this. I thought when I clicked on this they were found alive.

[@dinahbrown902]

No technology on a visit with nature and surely not another person ❤

[@Omega1867]

A map is one thing but I’m sure a compass would’ve helped as well.

[@Whatever8197V]

Getting ambititions mixed up with capabilities..😢it happens but so hard for yr loved ones ❤ sorry to all family and friends ...😢

[@deborahburroughs8905]

I really don’t believe in hiking by yourself. I know some people love it just like some people like to travel by themselves traveling is fine but out in the forest there’s no one around hardly ever.

[@dinahbrown902]

Alone is the only way and what are you so afraid of? They are home ❤

[@forgottenfurbabies3315]

I wouldn’t go hiking without a GPS device, a personal tracker and a strong friend !

[@ZHEN-NING-x9c7z]

You didn't say mechanical compass, marking tape, waterproof matches, knife, fire starter or water purification tablets. You're already 💀, friend.

[@ZHEN-NING-x9c7z]

BTW before you enter any park, talk to the rangers about the area and listen VERY CLOSELY to what they tell you. The amount of people that have ended up in a bad way by ignoring rangers is astounding.

[@barbaracoleman6125]

Please turn your sound up so we can hear. Thank you❤❤❤

[@th509-z6r]

Stay put on hiking trails

[@Positivdaily]

Dont hike alone omg why are people doing this alone🥲

[@TheSheaWinter]

I disagree with Geraldine’s description, more like stubborn,ignorant,misguided

[@cristyancarvalho3426]

Do you know how to get to bells canyon?

[@sarahcox215]

I thought they were all found. You didn’t say they were all found dead.

[@MontanaVigilanteExplorer]

What? Did you expect some to be still out there camping YEARS later? (Credit though, I guess, if thinking some faked their own disapperance or found later with amnesia but seriously, what else did you expect?)

[@ZHEN-NING-x9c7z]

​@@MontanaVigilanteExplorerThe Unabomber did. Outdoorsman Ted.

[@MontanaVigilanteExplorer]

I spent 3 years hiking in Glacier Park alone. I knew people but none that also hiked or those I'd rather not have around. Uncounted bear encounters (either fleeing black bears with no clue they were there) or giant grizzlies that discounted my skinny a$$ as a meal. Hiking alone can be grand but always knew I might vanish, despite leaving word of my path. Problematic on this one. Going with others is safer but not always the best experience and had I maintained that rule, I would have missed so much. Are we all that weak and incapable?

[@uriustosh]

Most missing hiker stories are elderly people who go alone or get separated to be alone. Young hikers go missing too, but it's such a smaller fraction of the overall cases globally and nationally (USA). Older people need to be educated better on their mortality, frailty, and need for other people and to stop trying to be independent "like Ive always been I feel like Im 30 still etc".

[@DonaldWheelis-xb1lu]

No compass I wonder living in the jungles of Indonesia I learned to keep one in me at all times.

[@TimothyWiley-r2b]

I never went into the woods without a topographical map and a good compass, I also always went armed with my pistol.... I didn't leave the house without them...

[@michelle25257]

That dang “ fate “

[@David-h4n9h]

Why didn't Geraldine leave with her friend that we call stupidity. How far she walk off trail go bathroom, should b few feet . Unreal very preventable I was raised in a holler that is part of Appalachian mountains you start camping out walking trails in a place u have no idea about that a recipe for disaster. The woods and mountains is not a joke. But u read about people all the that do something really stupid end up dead.

[@JosieTan-pp6qk]

❤

[@joeye1099]

Lmfao how do you wander off to pee and end up lost to the point of you dying. 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

[@deendrew36]

So avoidable!

[@ladyseeker2927]

If I had a dollar for each time you said "terrain" I'd be rich.

or 'unwavering determination'.

[@stephallennn]

this is my first time watching this channel, and I love the content! the only thing is though, the loud bass in between and during stories ruins it for me. I often listen to these videos in the car on my way to work, and it’s just too loud and a jumpscare!

[@Elaine-k2s]

Use a freakin flare or smoke out, or bright shirt flag or florescent something hung in a tree. Poop on the trail, it's likely you'll hear someone approach... And if you can't read a map, don't know the area then don't go. If you want to bring friends then stick with each other. No one goes off alone. Omg. So sad.

[@Prince5887]

Some of these people would get lost in their back garden

[@zoe486]

All hikers should wear trackers.

[@ZHEN-NING-x9c7z]

If this is the same case, Gerri was found only 2KM from the highway.

[@Matt-jo8wu]

It is very easy to get lost or in trouble

[@laven111]

Buy a search device and a plan .

[@dawnkirchinger9233]

Also the fate of the Actor Julian Sands

[@dano9421]

These people ever heard about a compass and actually learn how to use it

[@IdahoRanchGirl]

Lewis and Clark College is in my neck of the woods.

[@farmerjohn6526]

Following a river is what I would do. At least you can drink.

[@mazenoshana1136]

😨😨

[@sandyc6569]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nobodyaskedforthis.359]

I only liked because they got 20000 views in 17 hours

[@coryfatur9866]

DO NOT HIKE ALONE! haha you dont have to prove anything nor should you risk do stuff like this. always go with a buddy system or group.

[@kimhickman9210]

Untamed, I’m on KZbin most of days because I’m bedridden. So I see a lot of these stories from the beginning and you are not giving the right information. If you can’t stop.

[@SheldonRunkle]

To hike,alone,unarmed,…is just plain stupid! !

[@peterganse]

As the hours turn to days and months turn to seconds and the seconds turn to weeks and then etc

[@blobcity3591]

not loving the scratchy effects on the videos, at all.

[@hitsquad2149]

A Russian helicopter helping to find Riley in the Mount Jefferson forest. 😂

[@serenitynow85]

Horrible deaths. Alone and scared

[@ZHEN-NING-x9c7z]

People underestimate how easy it is for inexperienced people to get lost in the woods. They also underestimate how dangerous nightfall is in the woods, at night you cannot see anything, not even your hand right in front of your face. Always have a compass, always have marking tape, always have waterproof matches, always have a firestarter, always have a compass and if possible a paper map. And NEVER forget your water purification tablets.

[@chobrek1]

parents in west Germany when did we resplit Germany I thought we united them 33 years ago

[@nettybubba7730]

Turn your microphone up. I can hardly hear you.!

[@elainemarten]

turn your computer up, the sound comes through fine

[@MariaGonzalez-nv3nl]

Never go into the unknown.

[@TheregoesMerl]

I'm sorry I cany watch this.

[@msladylalae4985]

Tell ya trekkers: DARLINGS FORGIVE ME BUT GIMME PARK AVENUE, DIRTY SUBWAYs & SMOG! Love a born & raised city girl. Oh yeah!! 🇺🇲❤

[@Ana-cw1pe]

Died doing what they liked the most. Murieron en su "ley"😢

[@kimhickman9210]

You need to check you information, I seen this when it happened, she went off the trail she set up her tent and her ankle was sprained she layer there waiting for rescue someone say they checked that area but didn’t. The husband contacted the police on the first day she didn’t arrive for her supplies. Shame on you for telling such crap.

[@vikabell4717]

This video name is poorly worded. FYI they arent found alive but infact their remains are found 🙄

[@TheregoesMerl]

First off what do people find in hiking???

[@MontanaVigilanteExplorer]

Man, if you have to ask that question then there's no clear answer but pity. Unless, of course, you're a city person. Try it sometime. Nature is much more epic and wonderful than any sidewalk or wherever you're spending your days on Earth.

[@StephenRoel]

Story.6. BORING

[@alejandrocuellar15]

,c,c ml

[@chriskinkead9045]

Two. Atre. Better. Than. One. If. One. Falls. The. Other. Can. Help. The. One. Up. From. The. Bible. So. True. For. Hiking. Long. Walks. Bicycle. Ridinjg.

[@52ponybike]

These are all sad. I don't know when 'personal locator beacons' became a thing but I firmly believe that a law be passed that every hiker, whether a day hike or a month+, every hiker be required to purchase it and carry it with them. Just think of the hundreds of lives that would be saved every year.

[@dinahbrown902]

Government intrusion is a big problem in this country and they can stay away.

[@shanejohnson8024]

​@@dinahbrown902unless you are not paying taxes, you are paying government workers to go out and try to find these people via a lot of man hours. Maybe don't be so quick to judge this emergency beacon idea, which could potentially impact you financially.

[@freefall9832]

Nah

[@sandylipscomb7003]

Not a good idea at all🫣

[@GarthB-t5e]

Melissa gotta smile like a bullfrog's! Ahahha