Survivor Found: Hiker Robert Schock Rescued in North Cascades National Park
Robert Schock, a hiker who was reported missing a month ago, has been found “alive and well” in the Chilliwack Basin of North Cascades National Park. The incredible story of his survival captured the attention of rescue teams and the community alike.
The Search for Robert Schock
The saga began when the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) received a report of an abandoned vehicle at the Hannegan Pass trailhead. It was soon discovered that the vehicle belonged to Robert Schock, who was last seen in the area on July 31 without any overnight gear.
Extensive ground searches by WCSO deputies and North Cascades National Park rangers turned up no sign of Schock. Helicopter searches and coordinated efforts with the US Border Patrol also failed to locate the missing hiker.
A Miraculous Discovery
After over a month of tireless searching, a breakthrough finally came when Schock was discovered in the Chilliwack Basin. The news of his survival brought relief and joy to all who had been involved in the search and rescue mission.
Robert Schock’s miraculous survival story serves as a reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the dedication of those who work tirelessly to ensure the safety of all outdoor enthusiasts.
