4 Very Scary Backcountry Hiking Trail Horror Stories

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4 Very Scary Backcountry Hiking Trail Horror Stories

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A hiker impaled by his own trekking pole spent hours navigating ten miles of treacherous Montana backcountry with the steel tip dangerously close to his vital organs. Three experienced climbers were swept away in the deadliest U.S. avalanche in over 40 years, their bodies never recovered. A woman trail running alone in Alaska was attacked by a brown bear and only survived by deploying bear spray as the animal mauled her. A lone ranger in Vermont's Green Mountain National Forest discovered a cabin that didn't exist on any map—and the man inside had been waiting nineteen days for something no search team ever found.

In this chilling episode, we bring you four terrifying true stories from the backcountry. David Cifaldi fell on Granite Peak in Montana's Beartooth Range, impaling himself through the torso with his trekking pole. With no helicopter rescue available, he hiked ten miles over boulder fields and snow-covered terrain, his friends monitoring the wound and cracking dark jokes to keep him moving. The pole moved with every step, and one misstep could have punctured a lung or caused fatal internal bleeding. In the Sierra Nevada, an experienced group of backcountry skiers ignored a "high danger" avalanche warning to chase a summit. Two days later, an enormous slab broke loose, sweeping fifteen members of the group downhill—eight were confirmed dead, one remains missing, and only six survived. In Alaska's Chugach State Park, a woman was trail running alone on Wolverine Bowl Trail when a brown bear attacked her. She deployed bear spray and escaped to the trailhead, but the bear was never located. And in Vermont's Green Mountain National Forest, a ranger discovered an undocumented cabin where a missing veteran had been trapped for nineteen days. The cabin wasn't on any map. The man wasn't alone. And the four words carved into the table would haunt the ranger long after the case was closed. These are the true horror stories of the backcountry.

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