CCSAR Rescues Freezing Hiker on Mount Columbia
On Sunday, the Chaffee County Search and Rescue team rescued a hiker on Mt. Columbia after the individual was climbing up the 14er summit where they experienced extreme coldness.
A rescue team brought warming equipment and other supplies to the trailhead, and a rescue helicopter dropped a team member off with the supplies to start warming the hiker up. Read more here
Great work to the Chaffee County Search and Rescue for coming to the hiker's aid. We are glad to hear the individual wasn't injured and hope they are doing well. This is a reminder to pack the most important essentials when planning to climb up mountains, such as a warm blanket, water, and other things in case you plan to spend the night, and more importantly, please dress warm. Please be safe out there!
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