Body Found In New Zealand Rescue crews in New Zealand searching for a British hiker who went missing two weeks ago have found a body under a cliff. They said the body had not been formally identified as that of Andrew Wyatt but it was discovered at the foot of a 100-metre (330ft) precipice that was on the 41-year-old's intended route. Mr Wyatt, from Cornwall, was last seen on December 15 in the Nelson Lakes National Park embarking on what was supposed to be a one-day hike to pick up supplies. Poor weather stopped searchers from reaching the remote area until Friday, when an air force helicopter dropped in four specialised alpine rescue crews who made the grim find. Nelson Lakes national park Nelson Search and Rescue (NSAR) said the section between where Mr Wyatt was last seen and where he was heading was "one of the more remote and difficult parts" of the trail. NSAR coordinator Sherp Tucker said: "It's rugged, it's remote and the weather can change so much. It's a frequent place for the rescue helicopter to go to beacon activations for people who are hurt. Mr Wyatt arrived in New Zealand in November and was walking the 3,000-kilometre (1,900-mile) Te Araroa Trail, which runs along the entire length of the country, when he went missing.