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National Park After Dark — What Happened to Sheila Kearns? Mount Rainier National Park
Scout ratingSCOUT· 59%52m·2026-07-13·True Crime

What Happened to Sheila Kearns? Mount Rainier National Park

National Park After Dark · 386

In the fall of 1996, 43 year old Sheila Kearns had just finished her first summer season working in Mount Rainier and was excited to begin a winter season in the park she had grown to love. When she failed to show up for work at the National Park Inn, a search was dispatched. It wasn’t until seven months later when…

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Dan Becker did an interview on his podcast with the women cyclists who saved their friend! It was really amazing to hear them tell their story. It was a great reminder too that there is safety in numbers in the outdoors.

@kat.flowerr · YouTube comment

hey (to: girl on the right) my name is maya- and i am a writer and artist from the bay area and when i tell you i could just feel the emotion behind your voice when you were saying how that mountain held such strong good memories yet also s…

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My 6 greats grandma Virinda Longmire named the area Paradise. Her husband James hiked up there with her and she exclaimed “It looks like Paradise.” Hence the name.

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i have a giant forehead so i’m always wishing i could pull off NOT wearing bangs 😂

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