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Barefoot Hiking Gains Popularity Globally
EnvironmentThe Guardian14d ago

Barefoot Hiking Gains Popularity Globally

A growing number of hikers are embracing barefoot hiking on trails worldwide, from Seoul to Australia. Proponents describe the experience as feeling "quite primal" and connecting with nature.

Nepali Police Uncover Everest Hiking Fraud Scheme
Businessel-mundo17d ago

Nepali Police Uncover Everest Hiking Fraud Scheme

Nepalese police have exposed a criminal network on Mount Everest that allegedly drugged hikers to exacerbate altitude sickness, forcing helicopter evacuations and enabling fraudulent insurance claims worth millions.

Besiberri Refuge Vandalized
Culturela-vanguardia1mo ago

Besiberri Refuge Vandalized

The FEEC denounces damage to the free Besiberri refuge, which accommodates hikers in Alta Ribagorça, after it was victimized by vandalism.

German Hikers Rescued in Salzburg Mountains
Worldder-standard19d ago

German Hikers Rescued in Salzburg Mountains

A group of German hikers, who reportedly underestimated winter conditions, were rescued by mountain rescue services in Salzburg, Austria. Four individuals were brought to safety.

Hikers rescued from Avakas gorge
Environmentcyprus-mailin-cyprus26d ago2 sources

Hikers rescued from Avakas gorge

The fire brigade rescued 26 hikers on Wednesday after they became trapped by rising water in the Avakas gorge in the Paphos district. The call for help was received at 1.13pm on Wednesday.

WorldNHK World1mo ago

Shizuoka Landslide Traps Hikers, Evacuation Route Opened

A landslide in a mountainous area of Shizuoka City, Japan, blocked a prefectural road, trapping at least 79 hikers and workers. An alternative walking route has since been secured, and those wishing to descend began doing so on the morning of the 22nd.

EnvironmentNHK World1mo ago

Landslide Traps 79 People in Shizuoka, Japan

A landslide in a mountainous area of Shizuoka City, Japan, blocked a prefectural road, leaving at least 79 people, including hikers staying in mountain huts, unable to descend. No injuries have been reported.

Dog survives 9 days at 1,900m altitude in Metsovo — Found by hikers and returned to its owner (Video)
Worldprotothema-en1mo ago

Dog survives 9 days at 1,900m altitude in Metsovo — Found by hikers and returned to its owner (Video)

A nine-month-old dog proved to have the spirit of a true survivor after managing to stay alive for nine days without food at an altitude of 1,900 meters on the Tsoukarela peak near Metsovo, until a group of hikers located and rescued him The post Dog survives 9 days at 1,900m altitude in Metsovo — Found by hikers and returned to its owner (Video) appeared first on ProtoThema English.

Calls for better supervision of Hong Kong’s campsites after areas inundated
EnvironmentSCMPhk-free-press1mo ago2 sources

Calls for better supervision of Hong Kong’s campsites after areas inundated

Campers and hikers have urged Hong Kong authorities to step up public education, law enforcement and impose foot traffic limits at campsites after some areas were flooded with visitors during the Lunar New Year holiday. A visit by the South China Morning Post on Saturday to Ham Tin Wan, a beach in Sai Kung, found about 50 visitors and 30 tents. Empty plastic bottles, used tissue paper and chocolate wrappers were seen lying on the sand and in bushes and shrubs. Officers from the Agricultural,...

Ski mountaineer dies after avalanche in Val d'Aosta
WorldANSA2mo ago

Ski mountaineer dies after avalanche in Val d'Aosta

(ANSA) - ROME, FEB 19 - A ski mountaineer who was caught in an avalanche this afternoon below Punta Paletta, in the municipality of Saint-Nicolas, Val d'Aosta, died in Aosta hospital. Paramedics attempted to resuscitate him for a long time, but his injuries were too serious. Another ski mountaineer is in hospital, but his condition is not life-threatening. The group of five hikers included three who were uninjured. The rescue operations, complicated by bad weather, were conducted by the Aosta Valley Mountain Rescue Service, the Guardia di Finanza, and the emergency medical service 118. (ANSA). Read article...