A hiker was rescued from Anemone Trail on Saturday morning due to a heat-related illness.
A City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks ranger arrived first on scene and provided medical treatment to the patient, a 31-year-old female from Louisville. She was brought down the trail via litter to an ambulance.
Rescuers from Rocky Mountain Rescue Group, Sunshine Fire Protection District, Boulder Rural Fire Protection District, Mountain View Fire Protection District and City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks assisted.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Long Island's North Shore Rail Trail opens, repurposing abandoned railroad line into recreational trailManhattan has its popular High Line, and now Long Island has the North Shore Rail Trail, which just opened Friday. As GusoffTV reports, it repurposes an abandoned old railroad line into a thriving recreational trail.
Read more »
Used Nissan X-Trail Review - 2014-presentThis seven-seat SUV that can be bought used for as little as £6500 😳 But does that make it a bargain or do you get what you pay for?
Read more »
Phoenix hiking trail closures on excessive heat days aren't stopping all rescue calls from mountainsSeveral hiking trails in Phoenix will remain closed through the weekend from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. due to excessive heat, and although closures are in place, Phoenix Fire crews made a few mountain rescues because of the heat.
Read more »
Strava Trail Routes Will Keep You From Getting Lost | Well+GoodThe newest feature from the community-driven activity tracking platform, Strava Trail Routes lets users explore hiking and biking trails.
Read more »
Orphaned Moose Calf Found In Nederland After Trail AttackColorado Parks and Wildlife officers found the moose calf left orphaned after its mother charged at a couple and their dog and was subsequently shot and killed by a CPW officer.
Read more »
Looking for a spot to hike or bike? In 2023 there will be a shiny new trail for youHoustonians will be able to scratch off the new 10-foot-wide concrete hike-and-bike trail off their bucket list by Fall 2023.
Read more »