Hiker injured in fall on Brooks Fisher Trail, Mt. Webster, Holderness
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Lt. Bradley Morse
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September 7, 2025
Holderness, NH– On Sunday, September 7, 2025, at 11:53 a.m., Holderness Fire-Rescue, Ashland Fire-Rescue, Campton-Thornton Fire-Rescue, Plymouth Fire-Rescue and New Hampshire Fish and Game Conservation Officers responded to the Brooks Fisher Trail on Mt. Webster in Holderness for a reported injured hiker.
First responders located Victor Pascarelli of Holderness, approximately 8/10 of a mile from the trailhead with a lower leg injury. Pascarelli was treated and carried off the mountain in a litter to the trailhead. Pascarelli was transported to Speare Memorial Hospital in Plymouth by the Plymouth Fire Department Ambulance. It was determined that Pascarelli fell after slipping on wet soil while descending the trail.
New Hampshire Fish & Game is a self-funded agency which relies heavily upon volunteer rescue groups to complete the mission of search and rescue in the woodlands of the state. The public is encouraged to help support search and rescue activities in the state by purchasing a Hike Safe Card. New Hampshire Fish and Game also reminds hikers to prepare themselves before venturing out into the wilderness, including packing the ten essential items; map, compass, warm clothing, extra food and water, headlamp, fire starter, first aid kit, whistle, rain/wind jackets & pants, and a knife. For additional information, please visit www.hikeSafe.com.
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