"Rangers Warn New Hikers of Eclipse Dangers as Doctors Advise Eye Protection"
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Park rangers in the Adirondacks are worried about the potential influx of 170,000 people next month to watch the total eclipse, fearing that inexperienced hikers may attempt to climb peaks and overwhelm rescue teams.
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