A New Hampshire man has died after falling in icy terrain while hiking in the White Mountains. Christopher Huyler, 44, was found early Saturday morning at an elevation of 2,800 feet, after he failed to return from hiking on the Coppermine Trail area in Franconia.

A 44-year-old New Hampshire man has died while hiking in the White Mountains after falling in icy conditions, according to state officials.

Search and rescue were told Huyler hadn’t returned from hiking on the Coppermine trail in Franconia. His body was found early Saturday. Authorities say he likely fell in the icy

A New Hampshire man has died after falling during a hike in icy conditions on the White Mountains. According to The NH Fish and Game Department, officers were alerted around 6:30 p.m. on Friday about an overdue hiker from the Coppermine Trail area in Franconia.

A New Hampshire man died after an apparent significant fall in icy terrain hiking in the White Mountains, fish and game said.

Christopher Huyler’s body was found around 1 a.m. at approximately 2,800 feet in elevation, near a steep, icy slide in the Coppermine Brook valley, officials said.

A 44-year-old man died Friday after an apparent fall while hiking in an icy area of the White Mountains in New Hampshire.

Conservation officers recovered the body of a hiker found dead early Saturday morning after a search of a trail in Franconia, Fish and Game said Saturday.