A hiker missing for more than two days in the Olympics has been found after ‘self-rescuing’ at a trailhead 50 miles away from where he was last seen.
in the Olympics has been found after ‘self-rescuing’ at a trailhead 50 miles away from where he was last seen.
The National Park Service said in their press release that he had been missing in Olympic National Park since Wednesday, June 7, but was reunited with his family Saturday, June 10. 44-year-old Hunter Fraser originally set off on a two-day, 40-mile hike on Monday, but after not coming back as planned, his family started to worry.His vehicle was located by a Clallam County Sheriff’s Deputy near a dedicated parking area near the trailhead.
Fraser ‘self-rescued,’ alongside the assistance of other hikers, at the Dosewallips River Trail located within Olympic National Park.Fraser was driven to Quilcene, where he was met by loved ones and medical responders on Saturday.
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