Seventeen-year-old triathlete Bodhi Jackson was found safe after getting lost on a run in Kosciuszko National Park on 13 January 2026. He was found by a mountain bike rider after a seven-hour search.
Key Facts
- Who: Bodhi Jackson, 17, a triathlete on a running camp.
- Where: Near the Cascade Trail, Kosciuszko National Park.
- Planned run: About 8 km.
- Distance covered: About 30 km running and 20 km walking, reports said.
- Outcome: Found about 30 km from his start point and checked by paramedics for dehydration.
What Happened
Bodhi took a wrong turn on his training run. He kept going and ended up far from his group. A multi-agency search began. A mountain bike rider found him, and he was flown back to his group.
Staying Safe in the Mountains
- Tell someone your route and return time.
- Carry water, food and a map.
- Take a phone or a personal locator beacon.
- If you are lost, stay where you are if it is safe.
Correction
This story was first written while Bodhi was missing. He was found safe.
Frequently Asked Questions
Was Bodhi Jackson found?
Yes. A mountain bike rider found him after a seven-hour search.
How far did he go?
Reports said he ran about 30 km and walked about 20 km.
Was he hurt?
Paramedics checked him for dehydration.
Conclusion
Bodhi’s story ended well. It is a reminder to plan carefully before heading into the bush.
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