To determine which hiker feels the least pull of gravity from Earth, we need to consider their elevation. The gravitational pull experienced by an object decreases with height above the Earth's surface. Given that all four hikers have equal mass, the one who is at the highest elevation will feel the least pull of gravity.
Without the visual reference to the hikers' positions, I can’t specify who exactly feels the least pull. However, if you can identify which hiker is the highest on the mountain, that hiker will be the one experiencing the least gravitational pull.
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