A Body Has Been Found In The Search For A 23 Y.O. Skier Missing In NSW’s Snowy Mountains

The body of a 23-year-old skier who went missing in Kosciuszko National Park last Saturday is believed to have been found by NSW Police. The 23-year-old Canberran man was reported as missing after he went skiing in the back country of Kosciuszko National Park on September 3. He last made contact with his family that morning and police later found his car in Guthega car park. A large-scale aerial and ground search of Kosciuszko National Park started on Sunday and continued through Monday. That operation involved specialist Alpine Operations Unit police, the State Emergency Service, and the National Parks and Wildlife Service. Some of the man’s friends helped with the ground search, per the ABC. NSW Police gave some details about the search — which included multiple helicopters — in a statement. “PolAir located a person in a remote area of Watsons Crags yesterday afternoon,” NSW Police said.