A hiker's accident occurred on Granite Peak. Details of the incident are available from KTSM 9 News. The hiker, a 32-year-old man, was with friends at the time.
He lost his footing and had a serious accident involving his hiking equipment. Further information about the hiker's experience can be found through local news sources, including the events that followed his accident and his actions afterwards.
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