Friday, April 19, 2024 | St. Lawrence County, NY
CLIFTON -- State forest rangers helped evacuate a 59-year-old man who Department of Environmental Conservation officials described as in “medical distress” while hiking the Cranberry Lake 50 …
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CLIFTON -- State forest rangers helped evacuate a 59-year-old man who Department of Environmental Conservation officials described as in “medical distress” while hiking the Cranberry Lake 50 Trail.
Rangers say they received a request for help at 2:10 p.m. July 31 and located the man at site 10.
DEC did not identify the man in a news release, only saying he is a Staten Island resident.
DEC says forest rangers took him to a nearby DEC facility and waited and an ambulance to take him “to a nearby hospital for treatment.”
DEC officials in Ray Brook did not return a request for comment.
