Three hikers from Massachusetts found themselves in a dangerous situation in the White Mountains of New Hampshire on Sunday evening. Jack Tragni, Justin Yang, and Vaishnav Raja sent an SOS through a Garmin device at 5:30 p.m. after encountering white-out conditions and cold-related injuries. The hikers were on a training hike for Mount Washington but faced deep snow and difficult conditions. Despite one hiker slowing down due to fatigue, the group continued onwards until they decided to call for help. Rescuers were able to meet them halfway down the mountain and lead them to safety, ending the ordeal at 10:20 p.m. The hikers were grateful for the quick response and thanked rescuers for their kindness. This experience serves as a warning to others to be prepared for anything when hiking in challenging environments. Tragni emphasized the unpredictable nature of mountains and the need for caution in alpine zones. The trio’s story is a reminder of the importance of safety and preparation when embarking on outdoor adventures in rugged terrain.
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