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2 Men Make it Out Alive After Encountering Alligators During Everglades Hike
December 18, 2017
Two hikers who got stuck in the Florida Everglades are revealing how they survived venomous snakes and dangerous alligators. Tom Rieker and Ryan Crowder set out to hike the entire Florida Trail, a 1,300-mile trek from south Florida to Pensacola. "It was definitely the adventure of a lifetime," Crowder told Inside Edition. They traveled through razor-sharp sawgrass and trudged through ankle-deep water, sharing videos of their adventures with followers of their Facebook page, Explorida.
