83岁男子在大峡谷附近失踪 经彻夜搜救后获救


2026年7月25日 / 美国东部时间上午9:53 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻

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亚利桑那州官员周六在社交媒体上表示,一名未能按计划结束徒步旅行的83岁男子在大峡谷国家公园内失踪,经彻夜搜救后安全获救。

据凯恩县警长办公室消息,这名男子是来自犹他州的杰拉尔德·吉恩,美国国家公园管理局已确认其身份。7月21日中午12点30分,他与另一名徒步者一同在凯巴布国家森林边缘的一处“偏远区域”徒步。两人分开寻找附近一处历史遗迹,但吉恩始终未能与同伴会合。

![杰拉尔德·吉恩的照片,由国家公园管理局分享。国家公园管理局]

另一名徒步者搜寻了数小时后请求支援。警长办公室的搜救团队展开彻夜搜救,动用了无人机和搜救犬,但并未找到吉恩。

据警长办公室透露,次日上午,大峡谷国家公园管理局接手搜救工作,新增了直升机和地面搜索队。凯恩县搜救团队于当天下午重新加入搜救行动。

当日午后早些时候,国家公园管理局收到了吉恩手机的信号 ping,确定了他的大致位置,搜救范围随之转向东侧。一架国家公园管理局的直升机发现了吉恩,他当时状态尚可,还向飞行员挥手致意。

由于地形限制,直升机无法在该区域降落,因此凯恩县搜救团队被派往现场对吉恩进行评估和急救。团队发现他“精神状态良好,只是受冻且无法自行移动”。搜救人员为他提供了饮品和保暖衣物。

凯恩县搜救团队和一名护理人员将吉恩转运至公路边。整个转运过程约有20名人员参与:队员们抬着男子、清理倒下的原木、标记危险区域。抵达公路后,凯恩县紧急医疗服务人员已在等候。吉恩接受了检查,获准离开。整个救援行动于凌晨1点30分结束,距离该男子开始徒步旅行约一天半时间。

83-year-old man who went missing near Grand Canyon rescued after overnight search

July 25, 2026 / 9:53 AM EDT / CBS News

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Kerry Breen News Editor
Kerry Breen is a news editor at CBSNews.com. A graduate of New York University’s Arthur L. Carter School of Journalism, she previously worked at NBC News’ TODAY Digital. She covers current events, breaking news and issues including substance use.

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An 83-year-old man who failed to return from a hike inside the Grand Canyon National Park was safely rescued after an all-night search, Arizona officials said on social media Saturday.

The man, identified by the National Park Service as Gerald Guinn, of Utah, was hiking with another person at 12:30 p.m. on July 21, the Kane County Sheriff’s Office said. The two were hiking in a “remote location” on the edge of the Kaibab National Forest. They split up to search for a nearby historic object, but Guinn never reunited with the other hiker.

A photo of Gerald Guinn shared by the National Park Service. National Park Service

The other hiker searched for several hours, then requested help. The sheriff’s office Search and Rescue team conducted an overnight search, using drones and search dogs, to no avail.

The next morning, the Grand Canyon National Park Service took over the search efforts, according to the sheriff’s office, adding a helicopter and ground teams to the search. The Kane County search and rescue team rejoined the search that afternoon.

In the early afternoon, the NPS received a cell phone ping indicating Guinn’s general location. The ping moved the search to the east. An NPS helicopter located Guinn, who was well enough to wave to the pilot.

The helicopter could not land in the area due to the terrain, so a Kane County search and rescue team was sent to assess and stabilize Guinn. The team found him to be “in good spirits, just cold, and non-ambulatory.” The rescue team provided liquids and warm layers.

The Kane County team and a paramedic transported Guinn back to the road. It took about 20 people to move him, with team members carrying the man, clearing downed logs, and flagging hazards. Once at the road, Guinn was met by Kane County emergency medical services. He was examined, cleared and released. The operation was completed at 1:30 a.m., about a day and a half after the man first began his hike.

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