North Cascades National Park, Washington – The search for Daniel Gabriel, a 42-year-old climber, has intensified as North Cascades National Park officials continue their efforts to locate him. Gabriel, who was climbing Mount Shuksan via the Fisher Chimneys route, has been missing since the beginning of this week, with his last known activity between Monday, August 19, 2024, and Friday, August 23, 2024.
Authorities have been actively engaged in search and rescue operations across various challenging terrains, including the Price Cross-country Zone, Upper Curtis Glacier, Sulphide Glacier, and the Shuksan Summit Pyramid. The North Cascades National Park Service has urged anyone with information or who was in these areas during the specified dates to come forward. Tips can be submitted via the park’s Tip Line or email.
On social media, people are expressing their concern and hope for Daniel Gabriel’s safe return. One commenter, Kis Kis, shared, “Thanks for sharing this information. I hope Daniel Gabriel is found safe soon. I’ll keep an eye out for any updates and will definitely reach out if I have any relevant information. Let’s hope for a positive outcome.”
Others have also expressed their sentiments, with Sean Swetter simply commenting, “Sad,” reflecting the somber mood surrounding the situation.
As the search continues, the community remains on high alert, with many holding out hope that Daniel Gabriel will be found safe. The National Park Service is maintaining communication channels open for any leads that might help in the search efforts.