Kent-Harrison Search and Rescue workers and emergency personnel set up a command centre on Friday evening. It took KHSAR to find a lost hiker who veered off-course near Campbell Lake west of Harrison Hot Springs, finding them about 380 metres off-trai and escorted them safely to the trailhead. (Photo/Kent-Harrison Search and Rescue)

Kent-Harrison Search and Rescue guides lost hiker home

Hiker ended up almost 400 metres off-course as darkness fell on May 7

  • May. 10, 2021 12:00 a.m.

Kent-Harrison Search and Rescue workers guided a lost hiker to safety on Friday, May 7, after they took a wrong turn off-trail.

According to a brief from KHSAR, the hiker was descending from Campbell Lake when they missed a turn and ended up almost 400 metres away under hydro lines.

The hiker was located at about 9 p.m., two-and-a-half hours after the page, and guided back to the trailhead.

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The KHSAR has been in operation since 1976. To learn how to volunteer or about other ways you can help, visit khsar.ca or find them on Facebook.


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