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Sheriff's Report: Search and Rescue helps injured, missing hikers - Park Record

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Summit County Search and Rescue volunteers recently assisted injured and missing hikers, including two cases involving horses over the weekend. Search and Rescue was first dispatched to assist a hiker with an injured horse near the Highline Trail in the Uinta Mountains on Sunday.

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