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Teens call false alarm on frostbite concerns while hiking Mount Marcy
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Teens call false alarm on frostbite concerns while hiking Mount Marcy
Town of Keene, Essex County: On April 19 at 1:50 p.m., Ray Brook Dispatch received a call from two hikers worried about frostbite after getting their feet wet while crossing a creek on Mount Marcy. At 4:22 p.m., Forest Rangers Odell and Rooney reached the two 17-year-olds near the Phelps junction. Rangers assessed the teenagers from Connecticut and determined they had muscle soreness, but no frostbite, and could continue walking on their own. Ra…
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