89-Year-Old Hiker Found After 10 Days in Idaho Wilderness

Bing Olbum, an 89-year-old avid hiker, was found safe after spending nearly 10 days lost in the rugged Idaho wilderness, an ordeal that began as a five-day hiking trip. The Custer County Sheriff’s Office reported that local residents on horseback discovered Olbum, leading to a rescue that officials hailed as an “extraordinary outcome.” His campsite was initially found on August 10, and he was spotted the following morning, ultimately returning home at 3 a.m. local time. This incredible survival story highlights the resilience and spirit of the elderly hiker, as well as the community’s effective response in ensuring his safe return.

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