70-Year-Old Hiker Found Safe After Nearly 10 Days Missing on a Remote Michigan Island

70-year-old hiker found safe after nearly 10 days missing on a remote Michigan island

Hikers found the man "alive and alert" on Sunday, Sept. 15, in Isle Royale National Park. The 70-year-old had been missing since Sept. 5.

70-year-old hiker missing for a week found alive but injured on island in Lake Superior

Craig Berg from Oakland County arrived at Michigan's Isle Royale National Park on Aug. 27 for a week of solo hiking, but didn't return when he was expected to.

70-Year-Old Hiker Rescued After Week on Remote Michigan Island

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Missing hiker, 70, hoisted to safety ‘alive and alert’ after surviving for week on remote Michigan island

Dramatic video posted by the US Coast Guard shows an MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter precariously hoisting Craig Berg out of the vast wilderness before he was taken to a hospital for evaluation.

70-year-old missing hiker rescued from a Michigan island after a week-long search

Craig Berg, 70, was hoisted to safety Saturday after going missing in Isle Royale National Park on September 5, according to the US Coast Guard. Michigan State Police troopers and K-9 units located Berg who was reportedly injured and hypothermic. He received medical care after being rescued, USCG said.