Two Hikers Rescued Safely From Mount Timpanogos

On Saturday night, the Department of Public Safety rescued two men who were stranded on Mt. Timpanogos while out on a hike where they spotted a few small avalanches on their hike.

 The men were stuck in an area called Saddle, which is about five miles above the Timpooneke Trailhead parking lot on the American Fork Canyon side of Mount Timpanogos. Read more here

Special thanks to the Department of Public Safety and other volunteers for rescuing the men back to safety. We hope they are both recovery well. Pleas be safe out there!

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