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A Canadian search-and-rescue group said it had conducted two missions recently after hikers “may have sought to follow” a nonexistent trail ...

According to the group, the hiker was the second in two months to require rescue from Mt. Fromme after following the “trail.” (A third hiker ...

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A mountain rescue crew in Vancouver said they rescued several hikers from a dangerous area where Google Maps showed a trail that was ...

After several hikers got lost while following a trail on Google Maps, a search-and-rescue group in British Columbia has released some sage ...

An unprepared hiker had to be rescued by helicopter in British Columbia, Canada, after reportedly following a phantom trail on Google Maps.

A hiker was rescued from a cliff edge on Saturday after allegedly following a Google Maps trail that didn't actually exist, making him one ...

A hiker had to be rescued via helicopter in British Columbia after he got lost — because he followed a made-up trail on Google Maps. Explore ...

A search-and-rescue organization says it has finally been successful in getting Google to remove a non-existent trail from its Maps app, ...

A hiker in British Columbia had to be rescued after following a phantom trail on Google Maps. North Shore Rescue requested that Google remove ...

Whatever it was, we're willing to bet it wasn't as bad as the hiker who needed a helicopter rescue in British Columbia last week after he ...

The man, who required a helicopter rescue, was attempting to hike Mount Fromme, one of the North Shore Mountains north of Vancouver, from the ...

A hiker following a trail on Google Maps that did not exist found himself stranded and was saved by a helicopter and rope rescue team.

A search-and-rescue group in Vancouver says it has finally been successful in getting Google Maps to remove a non-existent hiking trail on ...

A hiker was rescued from a cliff on Canada's Mount Fromme over the weekend after rescuers say he may have become stranded while trying to follow ...

The rescue team said this is the third time they have received a call about a hiker needing help near Mount Fromme, possibly due to this fake ...

A hiker trying to climb Mount Fromme in Canada had to be rescued after Google Maps led him to a "non-existent trail" on the mountain.

NSR reached out to Google about the problem after they rescued another hiker in October, but received no response. Then, just last week, crews ...

Vancouver-based North Shore Rescue is warning hikers against using apps like Google Maps to navigate through the wilderness.

An unprepared hiker had to be rescued by helicopter in British Columbia, Canada, after reportedly following a phantom trail on Google Maps.