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Deadly Mt. Hood Hike | Disastrous Storm Strikes During High School Trip

About an hour before midnight on Mother’s Day in 1986, a group of teenagers assembled at an Episcopal high school in Portland, Oregon, to embark on an expedition. Their goal was to summit Mount Hood, completing an adventure program that was required for all sophomores. Fifteen boys and girls, one mother, one priest, one administrator, two guides. Twenty people in all would attempt the climb initially. On that night in May, the group left Timberline at around 3 A.M. and were met with temperatures that were comfortably above freezing. They were at 6,000 feet, close to the tree line, and there was calf-deep snow on the ground. As they got going on what would have been roughly a six-mile round trip, they moved quietly through a hushed kind of darkness broken by the muffled sound of their footsteps. As dawn approached, the conditions and visibility were still fairly mild. But a few people began to have second thoughts about pushing on. Goman thought the group could still summit and get down, however, so they pushed and pushed. As the weather worsened, Summers began questioning whether they should turn around. They didn’t. What proceeded was an ordeal like any other in American climbing history. 0:00 Introduction 0:36 Mt Hood 2:09 The Mt Hood Tragedy: The Beginning 6:24 The Start of the Climb 7:54 Weather Takes a Turn for the Worse 9:18 Shelter 13:28 The Rescue Commences 15:46 The Horrifying Ordeal on Mt Hood 18:16 Going For Help 20:07 Rescuing the Students 30:11 The Students Found 35:45 The Aftermath 37:53 Conclusion/Survival Tips Merch now available! https://outdoordiasters.creator-sprin... If you haven't yet, please subscribe by clicking here:    / @outdoordisasters   Music by Scott Buckley "Omega" DISCLAIMER: All materials in these videos fall within the guidelines of fair dealing/fair use. No copyright infringement intended. All rights belong to their respective owners. If you are, or represent, the copyright owner of materials used in this video, and have an issue with the use of said material, or have any questions, feedback, suggestions, etc, email OD at [email protected] Copyright © 2024 Outdoor Disasters. All rights reserved. #Disaster #WildernessSurvival #Survival