Hiker Rescued After Injury at Old Bridle Path
A hiker was rescued on Sunday night by the NH Fish and Game Conservation Officers and other volunteers after she suffered a lower leg injury while hiking up the Old Bridle Path.
The hiker, identified as 38-year-old Nadia Boyce of Mapleshade, New Jersey, had almost completed the Falling Waters/Bridle Path Loop when the incident occurred. Read more here
Great work to the volunteers and good samaritans for coming to the woman's aid as we wish her a healing recovery on her leg. Please be safe out there!
Related Post
22 Dec
Hiker Rescued on White Mountains
The Pemi Valley SAR team along with conservation officers conducted a rescue last week for a 28-year-old hiker becoming severely hypothermic while out
Read More
19 Dec
Search Continues For Missing Boy in Dauphin Island
Weeks after a 7-year-old boy went missing while out shrimping with his father and another person on Dauphin Island, the search continues for the missi
Read More
18 Dec
Snowmobiler Safe After Crash in Lewis County
Over the weekend, SAR teams from Lewis County rescued a snowmobiler who crashed his snowmobile on Flat Rock Rock, suffering injuries.
Read More
17 Dec
Man Rescued After Jumping into Flint River
SAR volunteers came to the rescue of a 61-year-old man who jumped into the Flint River.
Read More