Share
SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK — Authorities say a hiker and a climber have fallen to their deaths on icy routes in California’s Sequoia National Park.
The park says 29-year-old Anton Dokov of San Diego was killed on Sunday when he slipped on the Watchtower section of the Lakes Trail and plunged over a cliff. Because of dangerous conditions, his body wasn’t recovered until Tuesday.
The second death occurred on May 5. Authorities say 29-year-old Eric Juliani of New Jersey was trying to make a solo summit of Mount Whitney when he fell.
Park officials say two people descending the mountain found two ice axes and what appeared to be a blood trail leading to a body some 1,500 to 2,000 feet below.
Authorities warn that the park still has winter conditions at higher elevations.
Merced Man Arrested in Madera County for Stealing Newborn Calves
11 hours ago
Fresno Police Looking for Man Who Attacked Employees Over Beer
11 hours ago
Over 100 Employees Leave US EIA, Putting Crucial Energy Data at Risk, Sources Say
12 hours ago
I Have Never Been More Afraid for My Country’s Future
14 hours ago
What To Know About California Reparations: Is State’s Apology the Beginning or the End?
14 hours ago
Zoom Down for Thousands of Users, Downdetector Shows
14 hours ago


Temu and Shein Say They’re Raising Prices Due to Tariffs
