He may not look like he's doing well, but this hiker is really just happy to be alive, having survived six weeks in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Sam Benastick, 20, reportedly set out for a 10-day trek back on October 7.

A hiker has miraculously been found alive more than a month after he vanished in the Canadian wilderness. Sam Benastick, 20, had set off on a 10-day camping trip to Redfern-Keily Park in the Northern Rocky Mountains on October 7, reported CBC News. He was reported missing on October 19 when he failed to return home.

Sam Benastick was reported missing by his family on Oct. 19 after he failed to return from a camping trip in Redfern-Keily Park off of Highway 97 near the Sikanni Chief area.

A 20-year-old hiker who had been missing for weeks was found alive in the wilderness of British Columbia, the Royal Canadian Mountain Police confirmed on Wednesday.

Sam Benastick, a 20-year-old nature enthusiast, organized an expedition to one of Canada's parks. However, he suddenly went missing, leading authorities to search for him for two weeks. The search was eventually called off as it was believed he could not survive in such extreme conditions.