Hiker Disappeared 06/30/2024 Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail. What Happened to Robert Budinski
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
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Hello everyone, in today's video we will be discussing the disappearance of Robert Budinski (69) who disappeared sometime between April 15 - June 30, 2024 hiking the Pacific Crest Trail.
Robert was beyond experienced in virtually every outdoor activity. Before he got into thru hiking, he did mountaineering all over the world, as well as mountain biking.
Robert had already successfully completed the Pacific Crest Trail several times.
It was shocking to everyone that knew him to hear he was missing.
He was officially reported missing on June 30, 2024.
My thoughts and prayers go out to Robert Budinski, his family and all his loved ones🙏🙏
In this video I will also be discussing various other disappearances that occurred on the Pacific Crest Trail.. many in this same area.
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Thank you for sharing these🤗 Prayers for Robert's family and all the other hikers you spoke of🙏
Thank you for watching and your prayers for these families 🙏
Always look forward to your uploads even though many are sad. Thank you for covering these!
Thank you as always for your support and thoughts for these families 🙏
Thanks so much Bryan for your hard work putting this video together. You always tell these stories with so much love and care. It’s so important to get these stories out. 😊
Thank you for your outstanding work ❤I will keep all missing hikers and families in my daily prayers 🙏❤️
I always appreciate your compassion
Thank you for bringing awareness! I appreciate your hard work. Take care my friend
One obvious question is: Why didn't Robert, a veteran climber and hiker, have a SatCom device with him?!
Thanks for your advice to everyone, hikers or just those who go for walks in rough country, to _never_ go down a part of the area that you can't get back up from. I can recall five times when people have gotten trapped because they couldn't climb back out. Most were rescued, but two died. Sadly, I'm pretty sure there are many such stories.
Your wonderful man Bryan. Thank you for your time and energy towards missing hikers.
I so look forward to your videos. Thanks for all you do!
For starters, don't hike alone.
And for seconds, let people know your route and schedule
They don't want to do that! They want to be alone!
And for thirds, carry a locator beacon.
Doesn't matter if you're alone or not, many people have gone missing that were with other people, even from groups.
Hi Bryan,
Thank you for covering Robert's story. My heart goes out to his family and they have my deepest condolences. I pray that they will find peace and comfort, and may Robert rest in peace 🙏🕊️ I hope you are well. I'm currently in Arizona on vacation for a few days then headed back home. Have a great week!
Timber
Love your videos keep them coming
thank you for sharing.
Wise words Bryan. Tech is so useful but it’s so easy to overlook some of the basic steps. A good reminder for those not being aware
Thank you Bryan 😊 🙏
Thank you for always getting the word out about these cases, being kind and for your hiking tips and reminders. It's appreciated so much. Such tragic cases and sad losses. Thinking and praying for peace and closure for the families.
Hi! Hope you and your dad are well
Wow another person missing near, around Idywild .. yikes deceased
It will soon be the anniversary of Kris Fowler!’s disappearance… Oct 20 ( I thought the book said this date, will recheck) recently read Trail of the Lost by Andrea Lankford
I think it’s a worthwhile book, got it on audio from my public library
Daniel O Sullivan, John Donovan was lost they think in that same area- San Jacinto- Idywild …
It’s so good that you pointed out going down in a canyon, ravine and not being able to climb out. This first time I’ve heard of this it was years ago when people suggested that maybe it went down into a box canyon and could not get out. I had no concept of this as I play it safe and keep it simple when I go for walks, I don’t go into the backcountry nor do I venture off period
I lived and recreated in the San Jacinto Mountains for 3 decades. That terrain is no joke.
How heartbreaking this must be for his family and friends...
A stark reminder that anything can happen to anyone, anything can go wrong, regardless of the level of expertise a person has.
Hope your doing well Bryan
What a lovely memorial. Praying the family & friends take comfort in him doing what he loved.
What an amazing man! I hope he is in Heaven with God. Thanks to you , Bryan, he will be remembered here on Earth.
No matter how many times you tell people dont hike alone they keep hiking alone😮😢
Especially,those who are old!
Even experienced adventurers find themselves in bad situations, but going it alone, is their first mistake.
Everyone who does serious hikes, particularly the PCT, CDT or AT should have a Garmin or some other GPS emergency locator device. I know they can be expensive, as are their subscriptions. But the truth is the alternative is having your remains found at the bottom of a ravine. And costing the county, state & taxpayers serious $ looking for you. You’re not too good, or too old, or too experienced for it, no one is. Hikers literally don’t have to go missing now folks. Technology is currently at a place where, like it or not, going missing while on trail is now essentially a choice. Get the beacon & stay safe!✌️
(I know you stressed the importance of getting one at the very end of the video Bryan, just wanted to piggyback off of your comments).
Pretty selfish way to die if you ask me. So many people risking their lives to locate these missing people who chose to do it.🙄😬
Hi Bryan I hope you are well. Happy Canadian thanksgiving to you and everyone.
Do you know of any disappearances on the west coast trail in bc?
It would be great if you show on a map where people (you mentioned several during this clip) were last seen just as a recap because I can't remember. The PCT is so long.
Same with if remains are found. I always wish I could see on a map where the remains were found and where they searched and how the person's planned route was. As a former rescue worker with a dog this is very interesting to me.
69 and hiking PCT alone. 😢 I have been hiking alone for decades but only alone in regional hiking areas. Risks are significantly reduced and the benefits aren't IMO.
Would you ever put together a S&R? I bet there’s many followers of yours that would sign up if you put it together!
Hey I like the "new" to me at least logo
It seems to me that these people who go missing, a lot of resources is spent searching for them. It would probably be cheaper in the long run to issue every hiker with their permit GPS tracking device instead of spending tens of thousands of dollars searching for them. It's such cheap technology and readily available now that it seems foolish to not carry one.
Carry an emergency beacon
No for starters don’t go hiking where nobody else is hiking or it’s clearly not a hiking area 🤦🏾
Is the AT or PCT more dangerous?
I'm glad I don't hike, berry pick, light-up a room and I'm definitely not "loved by all who meet me".
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That last bit is always a bad sign.
I'm thinking maybe he tripped and fell down your body reacts differently as we get older.
Last seen on April 15. Reported missing on June 30. Commonly went weeks without contacting anyone. Probably hiked at least 20 miles each day. So he could have been anywhere. Starting an SAR mission was a ridiculous waste of time, energy and money. RIP
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