A missing Squamish-area hiker briefly contacted 911 on Tuesday after disappearing since Sunday, but rescuers say they have not located him yet. The man was last seen getting off the Sea-to-Sky Gondola in the Squamish region on Aug. 30, 2026.
Search and rescue crews reported the 911 call as a brief connection, but they could not establish the hiker’s exact location or condition from the communication. The authorities have not released any further details about the caller’s identity or the man’s current status beyond the initial line of communication.
Officials say the search remains ongoing as teams continue to scour the area around the gondola and surrounding terrain. The incident has prompted a multi-agency effort to locate the missing hiker, with responders coordinating efforts to widen the search area and maintain ongoing contact lines.
No additional updates on the outcome of the 911 call or any new leads have been provided at this time, and officials have not specified how long the search operation will continue. Residents in the Squamish region are advised to report any new sightings to authorities as investigators press ahead in the effort to locate the missing hiker.
