WATCH: CHP Helicopter Rescues Hiker at 12,500 Feet on Mount Shasta
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In a daring mountain rescue operation, California Highway Patrol (CHP) helicopter H-14 responded swiftly to the call for help on Mount Shasta. The mission: to save an injured hiker stranded on the Clear Creek Trail, perched at a challenging altitude of 12,500 feet.
The victim, whose identity remains undisclosed, had suffered a severe leg injury, rendering them unable to descend from their precarious position on the iconic mountain.
Upon arrival, the H-14 crew executed a precise insertion of the Mount Shasta Climbing Ranger to the injured hiker’s location. The ranger approached the injured party and harnessed them securely and hoisted them off the mountain.
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The victim was then swiftly transported to a nearby hospital for essential medical treatment. While the extent of the hiker’s injuries remains undisclosed, the rapid response and efficient teamwork of the rescue crew undoubtedly played a pivotal role in their chances of recovery.
This successful rescue operation serves as a testament to the skill and dedication of Mount Shasta’s rescue teams. Facing treacherous conditions and high altitudes, they work in harmony to ensure the safety and well-being of those in distress.
Watch the video of the rescue mission: