The Associated Press on MSN8d
Freezing hikers stuck in waist-deep snow rescued during Mount Washington whiteout
“That snow has nothing to stick to,” said Amy Cotter, a weather observer and education specialist with the Mount Washington ...
Two hikers rescued from dangerous conditions on Mount Washington
The rescue process took 13 hours. Had the hikers not been experienced or prepared with proper gear, officials said they ...
Boston 25 News on MSN10d
Two hikers from Massachusetts rescued on Mt. Washington
Two Massachusetts hikers were rescued after becoming stranded on Mt. Washington. On February 2 around 6 p.m. NH Fish and Game ...
2 Massachusetts hikers rescued in extreme conditions on Mount Washington
Two experienced hikers were rescued from Mount Washington after being stranded in whiteout conditions, highlighting the ...
2 Mass. women rescued from ‘chest-deep snow’ on Mt. Washington
The two women called 911 just after 6 p.m. on Sunday after they became lost off the Jewell Trail, officials said.
Hiker rescued from chest-deep snow on Mount Washington describes harrowing moment: ‘Is this really happening to us?’
Kathryn McKee and her hiking partner huddled in the darkness, waiting for a search team to make its way through subzero ...
Massachusetts hikers rescued from severe conditions on Mount Washington
Two experienced hikers had to be rescued from Mount Washington after they got stuck in chest-high snow. Fish and Game ...
WWLP Springfield on MSN10d
Massachusetts hikers rescued after stranded on Mt. Washington
The hikers, 51-year-old Kathryn McKee of Fayville, Massachusetts, and 54-year-old Beata Lelacheur of Westborough, ...
Advnture on MSN7d
"We were crawling on our bellies" – hikers reveal the one piece of gear they wish they'd brought for harrowing Mount Washington rescue
Two well-prepared hikers who recently endured a harrowing rescue on Mount Washington have spoken out about their ordeal, ...
Washington Times9d
Freezing hikers stuck in waist-deep snow rescued during Mount Washington whiteout
“That snow has nothing to stick to,” said Amy Cotter, a weather observer and education specialist with the Mount Washington Observatory at the peak at 6,288 feet. “That snow gets whipped up ...