n the summer of 2012, Garrett Beckwith and his 19-year-old daughter, Della, embarked on what was supposed to be another unforgettable adventure — a climb up the formidable Mount Hooker in Wyoming’s Wind River Range. For the Beckwiths, the wilderness was sacred ground. Garrett, a seasoned climber, had raised Della among mountains and pine forests, teaching her to read the wind, trust her instincts, and find beauty in the raw silence of nature. That shared passion was the thread that tied them together — and, ultimately, the one that led them into the unknown. The Climb Mount Hooker isn’t a
Dad and Daughter Vanished Climbing Mt. Hooker, 11 Years Later Their Cliff Camp Is Found… Garrett and Della Beckwith left for their Mount Hooker climbing expedition with enough gear to handle any emergency—except they left their satellite phones sitting in the truck. When the experienced climber and his 19-year-old daughter missed their scheduled check-in, that single detail transformed a routine search into Wyoming\’s most baffling mystery. Eleven years later, two climbers s