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Minnesota Hiker Missing for Days in Wyoming's Big Horn Forest

BIG HORN NATIONAL FOREST, WYOMING, AUG 6 – Search and rescue teams from multiple Wyoming counties continue efforts amid challenging terrain and weather after Grant Gardner went missing following a late summit at 13,000 feet.

  • Grant Gardner, a 38-year-old father of two from Minnesota, has been missing since July 29 after starting a three-day hike at Wyoming's Big Horn National Forest.
  • Gardner set out for a three-day trek in the Misty Moon Lake region, aiming to reach the summit of Cloud Peak, but after informing his wife around 7 p.m. that he had made it to the 13,000-foot peak, he has not been heard from.
  • Officials found Gardner's vehicle at the West Ten Sleep trailhead where he began, and the search uses helicopters, planes, foot teams, and dogs amid difficult weather and terrain.
  • Gardner sent a text to his wife expressing that the hike was more difficult than he had anticipated and that he was feeling tired, while a guide noted that his greatest danger now comes from extended exposure to harsh weather conditions.
  • Search efforts continue actively with officials requesting anyone who had contact with Gardner to report to the sheriff’s office or Wyoming tip line, sustaining hope despite challenging conditions.
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Connect FM | Local News Radio | Dubois, PA broke the news in on Wednesday, August 6, 2025.
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