Family Rescued On Greenhorn Mountains
The PCSO SAR teams rescued a family of five after they went on a hike towards the summit of Greenhorn Mountains when they got stuck there due to the snow and the altitude.
The SAR team was airlifted by Flight for Life to the top of North Peak, where they found the family with the help of GPS, giving them food, water, and warmth. Read more here
Special thanks to the PCSO SAR team and other volunteers for rescuing the family. A reminder to always check the weather conditions before adventuring out to the mountains and furthermore, make sure to pack an emergency kit in case you get lost. Please be safe out there!
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