Hiker Rescued on Mount Kearsarge North
The N.H. Conservation Officers and the Lakes Region SAR team have rescued an injured woman on Mt. Kearsarge North after she went hiking with her husband and slipped and injured her ankle.
New Hampshire Fish and Game also reminds hikers to prepare themselves before venturing out into the wilderness, including packing the ten essential items: map, compass, warm clothing, extra food and water, headlamp, fire starter, first aid kit, whistle, rain/wind jackets and pants, and a knife. For additional information, please visit www.hikesafe.com. Read more here
Great work to the volunteers for rescuing the woman. We hope she is recovering well. Please be safe out there!
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