A hiker fell 25 feet at Big Falls in California after losing balance while crossing a slippery area. Rescuers responded to reports of a hiker in distress and found him seriously injured. A helicopter was called for evacuation, and paramedics assisted in hoisting him into the aircraft. He was subsequently transported to a trauma center. The San Bernardino County Fire Protection District cautioned visitors about the hazards near waterfalls, urging them to follow marked trails and avoid dangerous areas, especially during adverse weather conditions.
A hiker lost his balance and fell 25 feet into a rocky pool while crossing a slippery part of Big Falls, a popular waterfall in California.
Rescue teams arrived after bystanders reported a hiker screaming for help, quickly assessing that the individual was seriously injured and required helicopter evacuation.
Video footage captured the complex rescue operation as paramedics worked to hoist the injured hiker into a helicopter.
Visitors are cautioned about the dangers of climbing near waterfalls and to stick to marked trails, especially during stormy weather.
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