Four hikers on psychedelic mushrooms rescued in popular mountain destination

anatta · Tuesday at 12:36 AM

Four hikers on psychedelic mushrooms rescued in popular mountain destination

Four hikers who admitted to taking psychedelic mushrooms were rescued in New York’s Catskill Mountains after becoming disoriented and straying off trail.

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The group called for help around 5 p.m. on Aug. 29 when one member suffered a "debilitating high," according to the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC).

Forest rangers and the Pine Hill Fire Department located the group at about 6:45 p.m. – less than 1,000 feet from the marked trail.

The four men are in their 20s and one hiker was in the fetal position and unable to communicate, according to the New York Times.

One hiker was hallucinating about a bridge that did not exist, Forest Ranger Russell Martin told Fox News Digital.

Once rangers and firefighters located the men, they guided the group back to the trailhead, where they were evaluated. Officials said none of the men required hospitalization and rangers later drove them back to their rental lodging.

Somewhere along the way, the hikers also lost their car keys, officials said.

BitterPill · Tuesday at 1:17 AM

anatta said:
Four hikers on psychedelic mushrooms rescued in popular mountain destination

Four hikers who admitted to taking psychedelic mushrooms were rescued in New York’s Catskill Mountains after becoming disoriented and straying off trail.

www.foxnews.com

The group called for help around 5 p.m. on Aug. 29 when one member suffered a "debilitating high," according to the state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC).

Forest rangers and the Pine Hill Fire Department located the group at about 6:45 p.m. – less than 1,000 feet from the marked trail.

The four men are in their 20s and one hiker was in the fetal position and unable to communicate, according to the New York Times.

One hiker was hallucinating about a bridge that did not exist, Forest Ranger Russell Martin told Fox News Digital.

Once rangers and firefighters located the men, they guided the group back to the trailhead, where they were evaluated. Officials said none of the men required hospitalization and rangers later drove them back to their rental lodging.

Somewhere along the way, the hikers also lost their car keys, officials said.

The first time I took shrooms, I was soon debilitated by a terrible pain in my belly and curled-up in the parking lot ahead of our car, thought the end might be nigh. My fellow tripper became disgusted, excoriated me, rented some skates and went skating through Balboa Park. Fortunately, he had the keys.

Some time later, I felt an insistent urge to urinate, so I stood despite the pain to relieve myself in the nearest bush, and as each milliliter left my body, I felt better and was soon able to rent my own skates to have a wonderful time, so those guys probably needed to pee.

MAGA.

yankintx · Tuesday at 3:41 AM

Amateur trippers obviously.

spud_meister · Tuesday at 5:46 AM

****ing amateurs, give the rest of us a bad name

BirdinHand · Tuesday at 6:56 AM

Whoops.

Chock Full o Nuts · Tuesday at 9:39 AM

Done my share of shrooms; ate a decent bit for one trip plenty of times, but never had a bad time.

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Four hikers on psychedelic mushrooms rescued in popular mountain destination

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