Cliff Rescue in Big Sur: CHP and Big Sur Fire Team Up

Jun 20, 2024

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Big Sur, California – In a collaborative effort, the California Highway Patrol’s Coastal Division Air Operations and the Big Sur Fire Brigade executed a daring cliff rescue at Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park. CHP H-70 responded to a distress call from Big Sur Fire, deploying their helicopter to assist in the retrieval of a stranded climber.

The Rescue Operation

Upon arrival, CHP H-70 airlifted a specialized helicopter rescue technician from Big Sur Fire to the precarious location where the climber was stuck. The technician skillfully performed a hoist rescue, securing the climber and preparing them for transport.

Successful Outcome

After a swift and efficient operation, the rescued climber was safely delivered to a nearby landing zone. Medical personnel promptly assessed the climber, confirming they had not sustained any injuries during the ordeal.

Conclusion: Ensuring Safety in Outdoor Adventures

The collaboration between CHP’s aerial operations and Big Sur Fire exemplifies the dedication and skill required in emergency rescue situations. Their coordinated effort ensured a positive outcome, reinforcing the importance of preparedness and swift response in outdoor safety incidents.

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