SAR Teams Rescued Hikers From Flash Floods in Little Wildhorse Canyon
In the midst of flash floods in the Goblin Valley State Park area, SAR teams came to work to rescue at least 10 hikers in Little Whitehorse Canyon.
The flash flood was caused by a “very isolated storm” that formed over the canyon, forcing the hikers to seek high ground to escape the floodwaters, according a Facebook post published by Goblin Valley State Park. Read more here
Thank you to park rangers and other volunteers for rescuing all ten hikers. This is a reminder to make sure you check the weather before you head out to go hiking. As always, please be safe out there, everyone!
Related Post
05 Feb
Hiker Rescued After Getting Injured At San Ysidro Trail
On Wednesday, February 4th, a female hiker called via a satellite messenger to call for help for a male hiker who suffered injuries while on the San Y
Read More
04 Feb
Forest Rangers Rescues Hikers and Dog on Haystack Mountain
On Sunday, February 1st, two hikers and their dog came unprepared after they got stuck on Haystack Mountain due to icy conditions while hiking at nigh
Read More
04 Feb
SBCSAR Rescues Hiker After Suffering An Injury At Tangerine Falls
Over the weekend on January 31st, the Santa Barbara County Search and Rescue and other volunteers came to the rescue for a 58-year-old woman who suffe
Read More
04 Feb
Hiker Rescued After Fall At Colorado National Monument
Over the weekend, the Mesa County Search and Rescue team came to the aid of a hiker who fell 15 ft. down from the Mosaic Tower at Colorado National Mo
Read More