Missing hiker found dead in Great Smoky Mountains
Missing 73-year-old hiker found dead in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
GATLINBURG, Tennessee — A hiker who was initially reported missing was found dead in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Feb. 2, according to the National Park Service. The hiker has been identified as 73-year-old Ann Houghton. She was found about a quarter mile off the Enloe Creek Trail.
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Officials said burn operations could begin as early as Feb. 3 and continue through Feb. 5. However, it is all weather permitting.
Johnson had been missing since the night of the fires, and was last seen at the Travelers Motel on Highway 321 in Gatlinburg, where she lived. The motel was completely destroyed in the fires.
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