SCSAR Aids Canadian Hiker After Injury on Mount Shasta
Last week, the Siskiyou County Search and Rescue team aided a skier from Canada after the 39-year-old went on a solo ski trip where he skied on Avalanche Gulch in the Mt. Shasta area and fell 10,000 feet down the mountain, suffering a serious leg injury.
Rescuers launched a series of teams, including skiers, a snowmobiler team and a snowshoe team.
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Thank you to SCSAR and other volunteers for aiding the skier. We hope the man is recovering from his leg injury. As always, please be safe out there!
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