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For many people, the wilderness represents paradise since it provides an opportunity to get away from the rigors of everyday life and experience nature.

This is why millions of people take trips into the wilderness every year in order to participate in activities such as hiking, hunting, and camping. However, the wilderness can be a very creepy and ominous place.

If something goes horribly wrong, you are a long way off from civilization, and it may be impossible to seek help.

It's very easy for a person to disappear into the wilderness and never be seen again.

In most cases, the likely explanation is that they simply got lost and succumbed to the elements.

But some trips into the wilderness are shrouded in complete and utter mystery.

Here are some of those cases.

The disappearance of Keith Reinhardt.

In 1988, 49-year-old Keith Reinhard was a sports writer for

the Daily Herald in Chicago, but he decided to take a leave of absence for a unique outing.

He moved to Silver Plum, Colorado, a small mining village near the Rocky Mountains.

Reiner became fascinated by the story of Tom Young,

a silver plum resident who disappeared under mysterious circumstances the year before. On September

to 7, 1987, Young closed his bookstore and walked into the mountains with his dog but never returned.

Reiner decided to open an antique shop in the former location of Young's bookstore and started working on a novel based on Young's disappearance.

In an eerie coincidence, Keith Reinhard soon became the center of his own unsolved mystery.

On July 31st, the remains of Tom Young and his dog were found in the mountains.

They were both shot in the head.

And since the revolver was found at the scene, investigators ruled that Young likely shot his dog before committing suicide.

One week later, Reiner closed up his shop and told people he was planning to climb the summit of Pendleton Mountain.

After leaving the village, he was never seen again. The circumstances behind Reiner's

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