Base Jumper Rescued After Snoqualmie Pass Fall

On Sunday, a 38-year-old woman who is an experienced base jumper was rescued by the Seattle Mountain Rescue and other volunteers after she fell 100 feet down from Guye Peak in the Snoqualmie Pass area.

The woman was conscious after the fall. She had her phone with her and was able to call for help and communicate with rescuers. Read more here

We're glad to hear the woman was rescued, thanks to the Seattle Mountain Rescue and others for their compassionate work. We hope she is recovering well. As always, please be safe out there!

Related Post

22
Dec

Two Hikers and Their Dogs Rescued After Getting Stranded on Mount Charleston

On the night of December 20th, the Las Vegas SAR team came to the rescue for two hikers and their dogs after they got stranded on Mt. Charleston.

Read More

22
Dec

Search Launched For An Attorney and His Nephew On The Gulf Shore

A 57-year-old attorney and his 33-year-old nephew are missing as a search has been launched for the two men on the Gulf shore.

Read More

18
Dec

Hikers Rescued After Being Stranded on Hawaii Trail For Hours

Two hikers in their 30s were rescued by Honolulu Fire Department after being stranded on the Kuli'ou'ou Ridge Trail for hours.

Read More

18
Dec

Man Rescued By Forest Ranges Near Lake Champlain

On December 10th, the Forest Rangers rescued a man from an iced-out sailboat after he was living in there, and due to the freezing temperatures, the b

Read More