August Lost Trail Runner on Sheratin Mtn

On August 3, a trail runner training for the 24-hour Kodiak “7-Summits Challenge” became lost on the northwest spur of Sheratin Mountain in low clouds. She contacted the State Troopers who requested that KISAR respond to help guide her back to the trail and off the mountain. The Troopers had a location for her, and KISAR members Steve Wielebski, Sharon Wielebski, Chris Glade, Doug Dorner, and Shanna McGrath hiked up the North Side trail from the end of Anton Larsen Bay Road to guide her out.

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Kodiak Island Search & Rescue (KISAR) is a non-profit organization whose objectives are exclusively charitable, scientific or educational. Specifically, our purposes are: To furnish highly trained volunteers and dog teams for search and rescue for the benefit and welfare of the community To organize and support the continuing education and training of volunteers, dog teams and support personnel in accepted search and rescue methods. To increase public awareness of search and rescue trained volunteers and dog teams and provide informational and educational programs and demonstrations to institutions, agencies and community organizations.

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