A 58-year-old man hiking in Maine’s Acadia National Park was airlifted off a mountain after having a medical emergency, officials said. On Wednesday at 8 a.m., park rangers received a report of a man experiencing a “serious medical event” while hiking the Beehive Trail, National Park Service officials said in a statement.

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BAR HARBOR, Maine (WABI) - A man was rescued from Acadia National Park trail Wednesday morning. According to park officials, rangers responded to a report of 58-year-old man experiencing a medical event on the top of Beehive Trail around 8 a.m.

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Rescuers airlifted a man from the Beehive Trail in Acadia National Park this morning. Spokesperson Amanda Pollack says around 8 am park rangers responded to a report of a 58-year-old man experiencing a serious medical event.

The incident happened on Park Loop Road near the Cadillac North Ridge Trail Monday afternoon, the National Park Service said.

A 58-year-old hiker had to be rescued by a helicopter after injuring himself on the Beehive Trail at Maine’s Acadia National Park on Wednesday. Acadia National Park said in a press release that park rangers responded to a report of a man experiencing a serious medical event on the Beehive Trail around 8 a.