At first, authorities described the death as "suspicious."
Authorities have revealed the cause of death for a hiker found near a Big Sur hot spring. Initially, the death was described as suspicious.
The investigation into the hiker's death has provided more information about the circumstances surrounding the incident.
For further details on the cause of death and the investigation, readers can refer to the source, SFGate - Bay Area News, which has more information on the incident.
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At first, authorities described the death as "suspicious."
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