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72-year-old hiker missing for days in California forest found alive

Rescuers said she suffered multiple injuries and exposure after a fall down a steep embankment, and about 25 personnel joined the search.

  • On Sunday, Oct. 4, search teams located 72-year-old hiker Mary Beth Granbery alive at the bottom of a 100-foot embankment in Shasta County, California, after she had been missing for several days.
  • Family members reported Granbery missing on Friday, Oct. 2, after she failed to return to work, prompting authorities to discover her van at the Cabin Creek Trailhead on Saturday, Oct. 3.
  • Rescuers found Granbery about three miles from the trailhead and roughly 300 yards from the main trail; California Highway Patrol Air Operations hoisted her from the Cabin Creek drainage due to her injuries.
  • Milestone urged hikers to inform family of departure plans and expected return times, while authorities recommend carrying emergency supplies and remaining in place if lost to prevent search delays.
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Mary Beth Granbery, 72, fell 30 meters and was missing for several days. Relatives feared the worst. Then a positive "shock discovery" was made, writes the Daily Beast.

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KDRV broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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