Harris Levinson, a high school teacher from Washington state, fell 100 feet to his death into the North Fork of Lone Pine Creek, California, during a long-planned national park hike ...

The hiker was in the North Fork of Lone Pine Creek Trail when bystanders reported that a rock fell and severely injured the individual, the Inyo County Sheriff’s Office said. Search and rescue ...

Harris Levinson, 61, vanished while undertaking a 140-mile hike earlier this month and after friends sounded the alarm, ...

The search and rescue team discovered Rodriguez's body near the north fork of Lone Pine Creek Trail — about 12,000 feet high on the mountain with an elevation of 14,505 feet — at approximately ...

A man who spontaneously decided to climb a 14,500-foot mountain was found dead on a remote trail three days later. Taylor Rodriguez, 29, embarked on the dangerous journey up California's Mount ...

The search area was narrowed using data from Levinson’s satellite messaging device, and his body was found along the North Fork of Lone Pine Creek below Lower Boy Scout Lake.

Typically, those hiking Mount Whitney choose an out-and-back approach, flipping between two routes: the Mount Whitney Trail or the North Fork of Lone Pine Creek (aka the Mountaineer's Route).

A missing hiker was found dead in Lone Pine Creek, CA, after missing his food cache while hiking the John Muir Trail from Whitney to Yosemite, officials said.

He was at an elevation of 12,000 feet, about half a mile northwest of Upper Boy Scout Lake near the North Fork of Lone Pine Creek Trail.

For the best chance of getting a walk-in permit, show up at the Interagency Visitor Center on Highway 395 just south of Lone Pine by 11 a.m. the day before your proposed hike.

News US News Education Backpacking teacher dies just two miles into long solo hike after plunging 100ft Harris Levinson, 61, vanished while undertaking a 140-mile hike earlier this month and after ...