Christopher Huyler of Littleton, NH was returning from an area in the White Mountains' Coppermine Trail last Friday when he was reported missing.

The body of a missing hiker was recovered over the weekend in New Hampshire's White Mountains, according to authorities, who said the man died after "a significant fall in icy terrain."

A 44-year-old New Hampshire man has died while hiking in the White Mountains after falling in icy conditions, according to state officials.

A New Hampshire man has died after falling in icy terrain while hiking in the White Mountains. Christopher Huyler, 44, was found early Saturday morning at an elevation of 2,800 feet, after he failed to return from hiking on the Coppermine Trail area in Franconia.

The body of a 44-year-old man was recovered by nearly two dozen people after he suffered a "significant fall in icy terrain," according to authorities.

Christopher Huyler’s body was found around 1 a.m. at approximately 2,800 feet in elevation, near a steep, icy slide in the Coppermine Brook valley, officials said.

A New Hampshire hiker was found dead in the White Mountains after a search operation. He had gone to check ski conditions and likely fell.

Christopher Huyler, 44, of Littleton, New Hampshire, was checking on off-trail ski conditions when he had a "significant fall," state authorities said.

Two hikers suffering from hypothermia were rescued overnight from the Lincoln Brook Trail in Franconia, New Hampshire. The NH Fish and Game Department says conservation officers learned around 7 p.m.