Yosemite National Park has over 30 unsolved missing persons cases, making it one of the most mysterious and dangerous parks ...

After a woman embarked on a solo evening hike, she remained in the Santa Cruz Mountains for around 12 hours until rescuers ...

Thousands of people are reported lost or missing in national parks every year and there are a few missing persons cases of ...

In addition to those hikers who died before rescue efforts located them, there are close to three dozen unresolved missing ...

"There's this really well-protected region, and then there's just this missing piece ... should be turned over to local ...

The unidentified woman was airlifted from Yosemite Valley to a hospital. Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to ...

Two American rock climbers from Utah with less-than-household names recently set a new speed record in Yosemite National ... an advanced technique where both people are simultaneously climbing ...

Yosemite National Park ... A massive search commenced, with more than 1,000 people involved, but no sign of the missing child was found. To this day, the search remains the largest ever deployed ...

He named the area "Yosemite," mistakenly believing it to be the name of the tribe living there. In 1855, a second group of white people led by James Mason Hutchings entered Yosemite Valley.

National Park Service data show that an average of about 3 million to 4 million people visit Yosemite each year, including hikers, rock climbers, campers and mountain bikers. As of August ...

Yosemite National Park has ended its reservation ... public and that the system is prohibitive to spontaneous trips or people who aren't tech-savvy. Supporters of reservations say fewer visitors ...

While four of 25 may feel like a high percentage, the park with the most missing persons cases on the list is Yosemite National Park, which has 10 entries on the list. Hernandez said that as long ...