Missing hiker found dead on Mt. Baldy
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- The body of a hiker who went missing on Mount Baldy was recovered Sunday morning, according to the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department. This report aired on KTLA 5 News at 6, Feb. 11, 2024.
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People never learn. That mountain is no joke and climbing it in winter is insane. I’m sorry for her family’s loss.
Darwin's law is undefeated. Who else thinks she wanted to die?
There's nothing insane about it. You just can't be clueless.
@@neglectfulsausage7689🤦♂️😂🤣
I get you. I wanted it stated, I'm too chicken to even attempt 7ft! I pray she is resting in Peace. It is real. 🙏🥺
@@torreyintahoe There is no sane or logical reason to be climbing a mountain solo in dangerous winter conditions. Whether you're clueless or not, recent history has shown that unforeseen situations plague even hikers and climbers who are said to be experienced.
If you go up in the mountains during a snow storm, you're going to have a very bad time.
That’s brilliant.
Yep
Looked she was wearing the right gear. But knowing how to start a fire is essential... Avid hiker here. Gotta know what it takes to survive.. water food fire. Never go on a hike without these things.
And a satellite GPS device of some kind, so if you d-o get lost, people will know it and can find you.
@@bettywith2girls In some cases I'll notify Rangers where I'll be and where I'm going..
I feel bad for her, Mount Baldy is not a safe place to go for a hike on your own many other hikers had been missing or found dead over the years.
Hiking in the snow can be very dangerous even if it's a place you're familiar with. It's a sad shame that no one was able to rescue her especially since she was very beautiful, sure this may sound superficial but tbh it makes it more tragic the fact that she was young and beautiful.
@@SuhoPak I feel you, she was so sweet and beautiful.
@@thestone30080 I have no clue what inclination she had that made her want to go hiking at mt baldy during the avalanche season. I've always wanted to go hiking at mt baldy and go through the devil's backbone trail but now I'd rather go through the main trail.
She hit the bad luck lotto! Last sunday!? People were barely surviving in urban flatlands with this rain
@@NAT-turners-Revenge seems like some of us are going to hit the bad luck lotto in the treacherous terrain that we call the urban landscape
No surprise there, that's how Julian Sands met his demise. The harsh weather conditions were very similar. Never hike alone! I have been up to Cucamonga Peak over a dozen times and NEVER alone, always with at least one person because it's dangerous up there. Condolences to the family and friends.
I hike alone all the time, I’m just more prepared. That and I don’t go off trail and I check the weather.
I’ve done Cucamonga Peak alone, but would never dare to in this weather. Crazy.
I hike alone all the time, as do many other people. It's a matter of being prepared, using common sense and knowing when to turn around
Hiking alone is a bad idea. Common sense tells me that.
@@rugged9769 Yup. But for me personally, if I have to use crampons, I’m going to sit this one out alone.
I grew up in sight of Mt. Baldy out my bedroom window. As a kid I got to spend many days and nights up in both the San Gabriel and San Bernardino mountains. Scout leaders, church officials, my parents, our neighbors, all warned of how dangerous it was to go off gallivanting on mountain trails alone, and especially in bad or threatening weather. Also don't take shelter under those coulter pines with the 10 lb spiky cones, and don't ever try tubing down the rivers that are swollen with rain.
One impression I got over the years, both living there and away, was that an awful lot of people are very cavalier about the dangers, almost as if the place was a Disney set and the ride would end soon and they would disembark. Unfortunately for many, their families are left to pick up the pieces.
Your story was as if I wrote it myself. Great memories going up ice house to the peak. Also, the jets flying over my house. Scouting was the best fun
Being alone has nothing to do with what happened.
Especially for the Scout Master. @@kenjohnson4423
@theprofromdoverduffey4653 How do you know that being alone had nothing to do with it? We don't know exactly what happened yet. Did she fall? Did she die from exposure? Did she have a run in with a mountain lion?
I was hiking with friends once when the ledge I was on gave way. I slid down about 20 feet and sprained my ankle. I would have been in big trouble had my friends not been there to pull me up and help me back down the mountain. Being alone is dangerous at best.
Unless you spent 4 years with the 10th mountain division who's job it is to eat mountains In snow storms...DELICIOUS!!
Extremely sad. May she rest in peace and condolences to her family.
How could she go hiking without KNOWING THAT BAD WEATHER WAS COMING???? It's been all over the news for two weeks!!
You wouldn't believe how many people know NOTHING about anything except what's going on in their lives at that moment. Just watch Jay Leno's Jaywalking sometime. Many people don't even know basic history or even who the president is!
She likes a challenge
Apparently with much difficulty.
The Darwin Effect.
at least her body was well preserved. @@beastofman77
Completely predictable. At least it didn't take six months to find her like it did Julian Sands.
And only then , found by hikers
Aww wow. My deepest condolences to her family .
That mountain has taken many lives so far.
So beautiful young soul .
Not too bright though
I know. Not worth it, hiking.
I was gone there twice with my friend family thanks God we’re safe and enjoying please if you’re still want going there be careful and stay close with your family and friends and because we’re Human we’re never know behind us which one the Good People and which one the Enemies we’re never know people heart and don’t trust nobody hope your all safe and healthy God Bless your All Aamiin🙏🙏
@@audreydaleski1067 I no. And I love hiking2 . It does help with my high energy . I mean i have alot of energy ( average steps is usually over 3k) and hiking helps plus I’m with nature .
Much 💚u .
The mountian didn't do anything.....Poor choices are why most people die in
the outdoors.
As a much younger man I was once caught out on a remote mountain when it suddenly started snowing and quickly turned into blizzard. Me and my hiking partner had turned back but after a short while it started to get hard to make out the trail and our visibility was limited to maybe 30-40 feet. I remember the fear growing as we realized that one wrong turn and we had no idea where we'd end up and we didn't have the proper gear to easily survive the night. Luckily we eventually got back to a point where we found a familiar landmark (a fence post ) and realized we were going the right way. As we got lower the snow wasn't as heavy and we could see more in order to get back to the trailhead. Completely stupid on our part and we were very lucky to survive it. I recall the whole time we were slogging back that I had the sense that if I stopped and looked back I was going to see the angel of death in the distance behind us and if we allowed him to catch us it was all over. Still makes me shudder -- but I learned from it. Sadly, others do not.
Happy ending and a good story. Thanks. My wife and I seek adventures. I'm old, yet young enough to still climb. I've been lucky a few times. More times than thoseucky chances I have either stayed home or turned back. Nowadays with social media I think it is harder to be objective about survival for some of us. Some RUclipsrs make it their job to take risks for views. I do not subscribe.
My dad once made good on a promise to take us to the snow...in May or June when it was warm and sunny out. Much to our surprise, we found some mountains with snow on them and drove up this mountain road into the forest and pulled over on the side of the road so we could play in the snow. We were there for about 10 minutes when it began snowing. My dad, who was an avid skiier, gave it three seconds and then very nervously said "We have to go. I didn't bring the chains," hastily ushered us back into the car and drove down the mountain.
Just hike down the hill
@@userjarabecko And when the route you selected ends in a cliff (which this mountain had lots of) will you have the energy or time to work your way around or back up in the deepening snow? Or maybe it leads to a willow-choked valley that just goes farther away from civilization? As I said, our visibility was very limited.
Mount Baldy has claimed another. It claimed Julian Sands the actor. It claimed the 12 year old Jared Negrete of El Monte back in July of 1991, it also claimed a young mother Crystal Paula Gonzalez last year, and now this young lady of El Monte. RIP all of them.
Should just close it off or require a mandatory supervisor that is paid through taxes and funded by the state or city of that area to accompany hikers for their safety? I feel like should just be a thing in general. Too many accidents.
@@bebopganymede you can't save people from themselves.
A dorm mate of mine from Cal Poly died there in 1979 from a rockfall...
@@bebopganymede That's a dumb idea. So we need to legislate adults making sure OTHER adults don't do stupid stuff?😳
A friend lost his older brother to Mount Baldy ,ice climbing around 2009.
I have hiked Mt. Baldy over 50 times, so I know the terrain and the mountain very well, from all approaches. I live only 20 minutes away from the primary trailhead above Mt. Baldy Village. Sadly, this young lady attempted a hike under *extremely* dangerous conditions, which was incredibly foolhardy. Nobody but a mountaineering expert should ever, ever attempt Baldy in a snowstorm. She was also a solo hiker who didn't learn (or follow) the adage, "he who hikes alone has a fool as a companion." What she did was no different than attempting a hike to Phantom Ranch at the bottom of the Grand Canyon in 110 degree heat.
She didn't have emergency supplies or shelter, or a GPS system-- all things any casual hiker should always carry. A backpack containing an emergency bivy, mirror (to signal), and emergency food/water would only take up a few pounds. But the most egregious thing was attempting Baldy in the middle of heavy snow and cold! This was an avoidable tragedy.
I mean no disrespect to the deceased hiker, may she R.I.P, but I pray people learn from her fundamental and very basic mistakes.
Perhaps it was suicide. It might as well have been, no? Same outcome.
I just summitted Baldy last week during heavy snow/ice conditions, both me and my climbing partner are very experienced and always climb with proper gear and emergency equipment including a satellite phone. We always evaluate conditions before and during our hike and never take any unnecessary risks. Last year we attempted and made the call to turn back as it was too dangerous to continue. Unfortunately people like this do not learn from others' mistakes. Tragic
I’ve hiked Mt. Baldy 100+ times, mostly alone. I hike during winter days, too, but I do not challenge bad weather. Snow covered trails in a sunny day is ok with caution. But snowy trails with strong wind and foggy conditions are pushing one’s luck. There was a man who hiked Mt. Baldy 800+ times, passed away few years ago on a first week of April. The weather on that week was so bad that I turned around. Apparently, he kept going because he thought he knew every turns on the trail. RIP to those who perished in Mt. Baldy.
I recently heard of a guy who hiked up there all the time, often at night. A Korean gentlemen. He fell to his death a few years ago. Perhaps the same man!?!?
@@hanko8357 .. Yes, I used to hike with him when we met on the trail. He went up there on the first week of an April, and I went up on the next day. I didn’t know he was missing until I heard the news about searching for him after I came home. On that day, I planned to do the Baldy loop via the ski hut, top, and notch restaurant. When I reached the top, it was icy, windy, and foggy at the devil’s backbone direction. My animal instinct kicked in, feared for my life, I turned around and hiked back the same path. Apparently, he kept walking through and fell. He wished to hike 1,000 time before he died, but he didn’t make it. But he wished to die in the mountain when the time comes.
Grew up in Ontario and lived in Upland for many years. Mt. Baldy was my getaway for many years when I lived in the area. Hiking and climbing, both, as well as exploring some of the old mines in those mountains. Great place, but needs to be taken seriously. Very easy for a novice to get in way over their head.
Its only a matter of time before something bad happens. Please rethink your decisions going forward, and consider yourself lucky that you escaped that many times. It only takes 1 accident up there. Is it worth it?
@@djinn8175 .. Yes it is worth it for me. But thank you for your concern.
RIP. Mt Baldy aint no joke
It most certainly isn’t. Doubly so this time of the year.
What a shame, RIP. Prayers and condolences to her loved ones 🤲🏻
Oh this is so sad. Rest in peace beautiful one. Condolences to her family and friends…
Fun fact about hiking: You don’t actually have to do it. Ever! 😃
Yeah, if you're boring and lazy.
Yeah not really my thing either tbh
Hiking is great for working out different muscles in the body and conditioning your feet to other than flat ground.
💯! Seriously , look at the comments how stupid everyone thinks these hikers are except for the people that hike these dangerous mountains. Look, how many comments people are making about how so many people think they can climb that mountain, but they ended up dead. What a way to waste your life.
@@Love.America as opposed to what? As opposed to wasting your life criticizing the dead on youtube comments?
Snow everywhere. In the mountains. Middle of winter. Cause of death unknown. Bang-up job of reporting there guys.
Bless her loved ones❤😢
This has a lot of red flags for me..I doubt she was a hiker and what sane person goes out as a giant storm is rolling in? Something isn't adding up here
Look up her parental name
What exactly isn't adding?
Aliens......
People have died like this since forever. What doesn’t add up? Bad luck, overestimating ones abilities, underestimating and wrongly assessing the risks of your adventure. Not uncommon at all.
I agree with you , something is wrong here . As a recreational mountain climber, i knew exactly the danger of climbing mountain . She might have psychological or mental problem
What in the world is she doing up there in the middle of winter alone?
Clearly not using her brain
looking for the perfect instagram shot
Gotta do it for The Gram!
I think she had a you tube channel...Wish I could be sure, but she looks familiar.
So this is a third hiker? I thought this was the one who turned back before reaching the summit.
What a sad time for her family and friends, hiking in the winters with storms rolling in one after another is a dangerous time to hike. Prayers for her family and friends.
Poor little thing got caught in the storm. So sorry for her family. That's where Julian Sands was hiking when he died.
She didn't get caught in a storm..she foolishly went hiking as a giant storm was rolling in. Who does that? Feel bad for her family. But that sure was a dumb move.
@@aldo-228 People who don't know what they're doing, that's who.
Caught in a storm? LOLOLOLOL. It was all over the news for a week that it was coming.
More to the story.
Mark my words.
@@Find-Your-Bliss- 3/10 at best.
Never go out alone, it becomes deadly..... Condolences to her family and friends... We are so very sorry... 🙏🙏😢😢.......
John Muir would laugh at your comment.
@@copblocker4654most don’t care what the entity you idolize, thinks.
Being alone has nothing to do with it.
@@ivangranger8494young lady please quit making up stories, you make that statement as if it has some basis in fact when you know yourself it doesn't, it's a lie.
What all you rude people don't know, is I said don't go out alone, was meant hiking, you go in numbers!!!!
I can see mount baldy from my city. That makes me so sad. I always think of her now when I look up at those snowy peaks. Rip. I was hoping she’d be found alive 😢
Rest In Peace, sweet girl.
Unless you have a death wish, don't hike alone in the snow. Lots of people have died in the winter on that mont.
don't hike alone in summer
Hiking alone has nothing to do with it.
Billions have "hiked alone in the snow" with zero problems. Having more than one doesn't increase or decrease chances of living or dying.
Better to not comment on topics one is ignorant of.
@@ChrisP3000x- “billions” hahaha. I’m afraid the ignorance is yours.
@@ChrisP3000x Billions!? Not Billions! Oh My!!
After several nights of freezing temps, the result was inevitable even for the most avid hikers
RIP
She was toast on night 1.
Sad but true. @@SOLDOZER
@@SOLDOZER hell yea and this was LAST SUNDAY! We were having a helluva time here on urban flatlands! I work primarily outdoors.. I got pelted like crazy the last few weeks 😅
People hike and camp in the Rockies all the time in the winter. They don’t die. Sounds like she was inexperienced and unprepared.
@@nunya8903 Even some of the most experienced outdoorsmen meet their demise in conditions like that. All it takes is a lapse in judgment.
Oh! Prayers for her family at this difficult time~at least they have closure. 🙏
Was foolish to go hiking with a massive storm on the way, common sense will tell you that. Hopefully she can be an example to teach others to not mess around,
Nah....fools gonna be foolish.....forever.
We may be the land of palm trees and surfers but our mountains are killers. If you go hiking in the winter never go alone and bring equipment with you so that you can survive if you get stuck.
Influenced by influencers likely....
Weird pattern?alot of people suddenly decided to hike alone and never come back 😕
In the middle of winter too. That's not weird, that's stupid.
This literally happens every year. The only pattern here is novice hikers keep coming to this mountain in Winter, poorly prepared and equipped, then die of misadventure because they overestimate their abilities. Sorry to her loved ones, but she had no business being there, especially when the weather was so awful that weekend.
good observation ... wonder same thing ...
@@wilm2109Yeah, this isn't some conspiracy. This girl underestimated this mountain. And frankly, I think it's time they add more warnings or something
it's influencers, lots are climbing summits and make it look easy
Mt. Baldy is one of those mountains that people underestimate. The last time I tried a winter ascent (back in the 80's) it was clearly impossible to reach the summit without ice axes and crampons. It helps to not go alone and to rope up when trying to reach the top. Many people don't realize that it is not an easy hike.
That may be true but the name makes me laugh. Mount Baldy.😂
@@mattbecham597 Someone died and you make a joke? Mountaineering is a serious undertaking (no pun intended).
So true. I just summitted Baldy last week during heavy snow/ice conditions, both me and my climbing partner are experienced and always climb with proper gear and emergency equipment including a satellite phone. I actually ended up having to self arrest with my ice axe after falling on an ice field near the summit. We always evaluate conditions before and during our hike and never take any unnecessary risks. Last year we attempted and made the call to turn back as it was too dangerous to continue. If I didn't have crampons/ice axe and heavy cold weather clothing I probably would have died.
Poor girl😢😢😢 condolences to her family
We Are So Sad💔May She R.I.P.
Godspeed sweet angel 🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼
I wonder if she was suicidal, this was such an obviously bad choice 😢
Not a good way to go.
I went to Utah's Zion National Park with a friend. On his 'expert' advice we went on a 2 hr car ride to the top of a mountain, planning to hike down the river bed 17 miles down. It was 75F down below in Oct-Nov. But up on the mountain it was 35F!!! Due to being a crater ringed by mountains, the sun did not go up till 10 am. We were up there in shorts, light jacket and sandals in 35F temps. The car went away. As soon as I put my foot in the stream it was freezing. Ouch! No way I could do 17 miles in that icy water, I'd lose my feet to frostbite. I aborted the hike immediately, took out my space blanket (thank god I had that) and huddled with this man till another car showed up. We were lucky we did not have to spend overnight out there cold, hungry, and hypothermic! They took us back down. This man did not know what he was talking about. He pretended he had done this before but never had and was clueless. A very dangerous partner to take with you who is out of touch with reality and lied about his experience. My space blanket saved the day as this mo*ron told me to leave my boots in the car and my warm jacket since we were hiking thru a river bed. I should have kept both. WARMTH AND HEAT are critical for any outdoor activity. I used his bare back to warm my icy wet feet. Never again.
After this fiasco, he was my Ex BF! Do not underestimate Mother Nature and the Outdoors.
BLESSINGS AND PRAYERS WITH FAMILY AMEN
I hope her family realizes many of us were praying for her & now for them. May God give you the peace you need to get through this tough moment.🙏🏼
Praying did no good for her, why would it now for her family?
#religionsux
@@JamesOfEarth So I guess you don't care about anyone? It does no good afterall.
#caringsux
@@daveh322no; he just realizes that prayer doesn't find or warm lost in the storm people.
I have done some search and rescue; and known many others; in my nearly 60 years of climbing; and the vast majority of those people who went out looking were not people who prayed; they went.
A lot would risk there life to save someone; and if you were dead; could eat a sandwich while picking up your body parts. It takes that type to not get PTSD
And as one of my Theology Professors said; prayer should be to put your mind in congruence with God's mind; and reality; it is not a Santa Clause list; or a claim for the laws of nature to be suspended.
If you are the only person to survive an airplane crash; it is not because you are God's favorite; it is a fluke.
That doesn't mean we can sometimes get warnings of danger; and move; but if you don't move; that rock is not going to veer off course; and no amount of anointing with oil and prayer will put your skull back together.
@@craigbritton1089 "no; he just realizes that prayer doesn't find or warm lost in the storm people."
Neither does simply caring about them. Which is what I said.
Don't pray? Ok, then don't care. Simple.
The rest of your manifesto is your beliefs. I happen to not agree with them.
Wow she was so beautiful i feel so bad😢
😢rest in peace Huang , u will not be forgotten ❤ .😊
That happened to me and my ex wife friends when California got hit by a storm and they warned everyone going to mammoth mountain that their won’t be any rescue responders until after Christmas or possibly even after new years and they still went . One of them got injured and we were trapped in a cabin until the storm went away . That’s why i divorced her she had no common sense to danger . I forgot to mention Non of us had any survivalist knowledge either that was another red flag and even though I said we shouldn’t go until after the storm calms she still didn’t listen .
And neither did you! You still went 🤷🏻♀️ Take responsibility for your own actions! Trust me, if I don’t want to do something, no one’s going to convince me to do otherwise.
I dated a man for a while with zero sense of self preservation. It was one of the two reasons I broke up with him. I felt like I had to be his mother who told him to get down from there, don’t go there, etc. I couldn’t see myself spending my life in the role of his mother.
@@indiaandrews6996 Always one of you lol.
My deepest condolences and prayers for her family members. Being in the mountains is actually no joke especially when you're actually alone.
Stop saying actually.
She went hiking last Sunday(2/4/2024)? Like during a storm?! & nobody stopped her?
It looks like she had some shiny hiking kit, but that means jack if you're gonna roll the dice like this.
Did she have an emergency shelter, satellite communicator, and a source of heating & eating?
That’s such a shame, RIP precious soul.
God hold her family and all who love her close and give them comfort.
This is so sad. 22 yo only with a lot of joy to offer. Condolences to her friends and family!
I'm so sorry , to hear about this young lady , these mountains don't look like you could get lost but it's very easy to get disoriented and then lost, may she rest in peace , ❤️❤️❤️😢
i dont respect people who do not take warnings. they said there will be a storm and she still went out to hike and get lost. too bad she failed to see this
You don't respect the dead ?
@@44-SWAGNUM-MAGA-X clearly that is not what i said. learn english american flag boy.
The same situation happened to my cousin but in Oregon.. she fell during a hike and passed away. Hiking can be extremely dangerous and unfair… better to be safe than sorry..
Dangerous in many ways even under ideal conditions. Wear eye protection, pointy branches gonna get you.
So sad. May she rest in peace
Oh my god that mountain is so dangerous. Prayers for her family ! 🤍
Nothing hurts more than knowing how beautiful that woman is 🥺
lol that is filter and makeup, she is just mid.
Thats sucks pray for the family and for her soul
Carry a whistle folks. It might save your life.
Carry equipment to survive in alpine conditions overnight.
We need another stop asian hate law passed.... mother nature didnt get the memo
As well as the person who will hear it when you blow 🙄
😆 Yeah, okay. A whistle doesn't keep you warm.
@@mapples007
But it can get you to a warm place.
It's almost like they are asking for it.
If people warn them it’s their problem and when they die
What we can learn is if a drone can find a missing person, then a missing person can find help with drones too ✅
Oh no.. Praying for the family 😢
My deepest condolences and prayers for the families
These youtube videos of girls claiming hiking or camping solo is ridiculous, I feel there is a dark hidden agenda behind them, they demonstrate nothing but poor logic ..I'm a male and can also handle myself, but I'm still not going camping or hiking solo...it has nothing to do with freedom of choice to do what you want, and everything to do with common logic
I used to hike Mt. Baldy a lot back in the days. But even on the good days, I turned back a few times because it was too windy and there are parts of trails where it’s too narrow that one misstep could be fatal.
It’s tragic that people die on Mt. Baldy every year.
Terrible outcome. So many things can go wrong up there. I'll never understand what makes people tempt fate by hiking in the winter or in the middle of summer solo in the local deserts. RIP to this young woman.
My condolences to her family.🌹
A bold challenge. I don't know why this girl must go hiking even though she knew about the storm. A worry would solely come. God bless her.
She was absolutely adorable.....
Oh my goodness….so sorry to hear that
Strange weather to be hiking in my condolences
Condolences to her family and friends.
Always have a personal locator beacon when hiking!
Rest in peace my sister!!! 😭💔🙏
we’ve been having some rough weather lately, loads of rain, wind, floods, record snow levels in some areas, and she decides to take on a brutal trek up a snow packed mountain. its natural selection on this one.
Was she hiking alone? Never go hiking alone. Makes no difference what kind of terrain or weather. Never alone.
Prayers up for Ms Wang and her family. Obviously, she was a brave lady.....💔🙏
I shouldn't even comment on that one. Foolish for sure. Brave? Not so much. Tragic case of poor judgment.
@@RonaldSkancke I guess I was using brave as in, not scared. Poor judgement, yes. But yeah, I hear ya...
I blame social media. It blinds people to the consequences of their ambitions.
I wouldn’t go anywhere near that mountain in snow season that thing just looks intimidating when it’s all covered in snow from a distance.
It has good skiing when they have fresh snow, for a small resort
Poor girl she's Soo young. ❤ This is heartbreaking. I'm so sorry for her family
I'm sorry. That was just stupid to go out in a storm like that. I'm sorry she lost her life, but how dumb can you be?
When My friends would announce "road trip" to their Akita, she would run to their car and wait for her masters. My friends, their young children and their dog went hiking near Mt.Hood, one morning. They hiked all day, and pitched a tent that evening. The next morning the tent was in 2 feet of snow. They couldn't see the trail and were miles into the wilderness, and were freezing. The mother, Iris, had the presence of mind to announce "road trip" to their Akita, and then followed her the 5 or 6 miles back to the car.
Sad. I had a female friend who almost died hiking when it was too hot. She was airlifted out with her friend.
Rip young lady .🙏🏻🕊️🌺
you don't go hiking in bad weather
Mind blowing, i use to ski the baldy bowl in my younger days. Would have never imagined it to be such a deadly area
I’m not saying it’s Bigfoot. But, it was Bigfoot.
💔. I'm so sorry to hear this.
Play stupid games and win stupid prizes 🎉
Common sense don’t go hiking alone while it’s snowing 🌨️
Hiking Mt Baldy trails in winter can be the most awesome and beautiful experience, much more interesting than summer hiking, the test of your winter mountaineer skills, your endurance, strength, perseverance, and route-finding abilities.
My best memories from hiking Mt Baldy are made at the wintertime.
Assuming, of course, that you monitor the weather reports, respect the mountain, know what you are doing, have necessary equipment, (and know how to use it - there is no use to have an ace axe, if you do not know how to self-arrest) , experience, and ready to turn back if situation dictates.
Make sure you have a map.
And never, ever think that you are invincible.
Turn back when it is dangerous.
This was clear from the start. Going on a trek like that alone in that weather? Be advised, I don't care how brave and how strong you think you are, mother nature don't play. Condolences to the family.
Until now, I’ve been holding hope she will be found alive. God bless her family.
God bless her soul! May she soar with the eagles of the valley.
She don't belong with eagles. They have common sense.
@@zdave6083 show some class
@@zdave6083😅 That stop asian hate law didnt save her.... mother nature didnt get the memo
my Heart goes out to Her Family
respect the elements r.i.p
As an experienced avid hiker I will never go on a hike in extreme weather. Such as wind , snow, heat, and cold. I feel horrible for this tragedy but why in the world would you go hiking in this kind of conditions unless you are well prepare and you know the course well. Please never under estimate the power and danger of Mother Nature if you decide to go out there.
Beautiful young and very ignorant! More than likely unprepared if something bad were to happen! Don't ever say she was an experienced hiker! This really makes me upset because I've been waiting to hear this news! I can just imagine how her loved ones are feeling!
Never hike alone. On mountains.
Did you really think you're going to find her alive, Let this be a lesson to others don't be stupid.
They still look for the body, they don't leave em' out there ever. There have been many deaths on Baldy,.
@@2WheelsGood.01 it appears that you don't understand my comment.
People hike and camp in the Rockies all the time in the winter. They don’t die. Sounds like she was inexperienced and unprepared.
Rest in peace young lady. 💔
some of the very best climbers that ever lived are still at the top of everest ..... people pay 50,000 dollars to visit that graveyard every year and some get to stay ....
@@davidisenberg125
True that!
Chick was more into making videos than getting the f outta there 🤦♂️
What a sad time for her family and friends.. may we all learn from this...RIP young lady..