The family of an Ohio mother and avid hiker who went missing in an Alabama state park say they are thankful to have received some closure. Vendula “Wendy” Rose was reported missing Oct. 4 after leaving her Ohio home in September for a camping trip.

A body believed to be Vendula “Wendy” Rose, a missing hiker from Marysville, Ohio was found in Alabama on Saturday.

The body of a missing hiker from Marysville, Ohio, has been found in Alabama, bringing a tragic end to a search that began in October. Vendula "Wendy" Rose was last seen in September when she embarked on a camping trip to Alabama.

A hunter’s discovery may have ended the search for Vendula “Wendy” Rose, as authorities release few details related to her death.

A body found in Cleburne County Saturday is believed to be that of a woman who has been missing for several weeks. The Cleburne County Sheriff's Office posted on social media that a hunter discovered human remains in an area off Alabama 281, about five miles south of Cheaha State Park.

Authorities in Cleburne County say a hunter has likely found the body of an Ohio woman missing in the area since October. Sheriff’s deputies “have evidence to believe” the remains of Vendula “Wendy” Rose were located near Highway 281 about 5 miles south of Cheaha State Park, according to a news release from the Cleburne County Sheriff’s Department.

The body of a Marsyville woman last seen in September has been found Saturday by a hunter in Alabama. The sheriff’s office for Cleburne County said that the hunter reported the body around 11:30 a.m.,