Four hikers rescued Main’s highest mountain after stranding

According to officials, four hikers were rescued on Friday in the main on the highest mountain of the main in the main.

Officials at the Baxter State Park in the main said that two groups of hikers were stranded after the darkness on Thursday night, while on the trail on the knife edge on Mount Kathadin, which reaches a maximum height of more than 5,000 feet.

One of the hikers had an email in his 30s and had a “unstable knee injury”, but three other hikers were not injured.

“The incident began on Thursday night after the darkness and incorporates two separate hiking parties that are trapped on the edge of the knife. One of the hikers, a woman who is in her 30s, has retained an unstable knee injury. The other three hikers are not injured,” the state park wrote.

Five helicopters were needed to save the injured Solo climber at the second largest peak of California.

Park Rangers provided hikers with food and other supply on Friday morning, while waiting for the main forest service helicopter to rescue.

The Main Forest Service Helicopter made several attempts to save the hikers, but the low clouds blocked them, according to it News center mainA blackhock helicopter crew eventually rescued the hikers.

By Friday afternoon, all the hikers were rescued.

Hicker’s wilderness adventure ends in the tragedy at the popular park destination

In early June, two people were found dead while traveling hiking on Mount Katahdin.

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The 58 -year -old Tim Cadrewing, and his daughter, Esther, 28, were both found dead after going on hiking journey.