The search for a 22-year-old Yellowstone employee who disappeared after calling a family member from the highest peak in the national park continues.

Yellowstone National Park said Wednesday it is continuing its search for lost hiker Austin King, a 22-year-old male last heard from on Tuesday, Sept. 17, when he called friends and family from the summit of Eagle Peak.

The 60-year-old was walking with her husband and dog near a geyser when she broke through the ground into scalding waters on Monday afternoon, according to the National Park Service.

Officials say 22-year-old Austin King was last heard from on Tuesday, Sept. 17 when he called his friends and family from the summit of Eagle Peak in Wyoming.

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King was last heard from Tuesday when he called friends and family from the summit of Eagle Peak, in the park's remote southeast corner.

WINONA, Minn. — Austin King, a Winona native and Yellowstone National Park concession employee, is reported missing in the park.

Austin King, 22, has been missing since he failed to return from a week-long solo excursion to summit Eagle Peak, the highest point in Yellowstone.

A massive search-and-rescue effort is underway for a Yellowstone National Park employee who went missing after climbing Eagle Peak ahead of inclement weather.

Austin King was last heard from Sept. 17 during a multiday backcountry trip in a remote and challenging part of the national park in Wyoming.