“Thanks to the quick actions of our Forest Patrol Deputy, the man was located and immediately transported to Detroit, where ...
A recent survey of 1,008 U.S. hikers breaks down how often people are using substances on the trail, and the results are ...
A search and rescue team helped recover the hiker's body on October 25, nearly a week after they went missing.
Rescuers with the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office (YCSO) Aviation Team, Forest Patrol, and SAR volunteers responded to the ...
The hiker was on the Bell Pass Trail, a roughly 6.6-mile out-and-back near Scottsdale, when a saguaro fell over in strong winds and hit her in the head on October 17. The Scottsdale Fire Department ...
What to know: Thirteen members of Congress are demanding that Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz explain his agency’s policies around participating in immigration enforcement after USFS rangers helped ...
What to know: A hiker on Utah’s Mount Timapanogos died after lightning struck the Tin Shack, a metal structure where he and several other hikers were taking shelter from a storm. Shelters without ...
Every hike has a story to tell, but there’s something special about a trail that takes you to ancient dwellings or rock art. It forces the past into perspective. You visualize the people who existed ...
When an August snowstorm rolled in on my first backpacking trip to Alaska last summer, one thing was clear: Our planned route was no longer an option; we’d have to hunker down and wait it out. No ...
Do chainsaws belong in the wilderness? If we’re talking about federally designated Wilderness Areas in the United States, the answer is generally “no.” Since the passage of the Wilderness Act in 1964, ...
Newly-released maps of this week’s steep cuts to Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante are shedding light on what exactly the White House’s proclamation stripped from the national monuments, ...
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