Elderly Woman Rescued After Her Car Fell 800 Ft Down Drainage
An 84-year-old woman was rescued by two hunters after they saw her car down an 800 ft drainage off a ridge on Sunday morning in the Bonneville County area of Idaho.
On Sunday around 10 a.m., fifteen Bonneville County Search and Rescue volunteers, Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office Backcountry deputies, Idaho Falls Fire EMS, and Swan Valley Fire responded to Skyline Ridge in Bonneville County after a report from the hunters that they had spotted a car in a drainage area about 800 feet down from the ridge. Read more here
We're glad to hear the woman was unharmed. Special thanks to the volunteers for rescuing the woman, especially the two hunters who found her and called for help. Please be safe out there!
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