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Hello, welcome to another episode of Pop Bear Hikes.

In this episode, we're going to talk about getting lost in the woods, how to avoid it, what

to do if it happens.

In a April 11, 2019 article from National Geographic talks about day hikers and how they're the most

vulnerable and survival situations, and here's why.

It sites on March 1st of 2019, California 2 Sisters ages 5 and 8 went for a walk in the

woods, adjoining their 80 acre rural property.

They didn't come home, search and rescue would find them 44 hours later, huddled under

a huckleberry bush and the forest, cold and dehydrated, but safe.

A new study by SmokyMountain.com shows it's not just children are at risk.

According to research, wandering off the trail is the number one reason ahead of injury

and bad weather that adult hikers require search and rescue.

The study analyzed 100 plus news reports over the past 25 years to identify the most common

ways adults in North America got lost while hiking in national parks and wilderness.

What they did do to survive and how they made it out of life.

41% of the survivors began their otices which ranged from half days missing to 90 days

by accidentally straining from the trail.

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