Mt. Shasta Rangers Rescue an Unlikely Climber at 10,000 Feet
Mt. Shasta, standing at 14,179 feet, is California's 5th-highest peak, and the second highest in the Cascade Range. It's a ...
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Forest ranger rescues goose "in rough shape" from Mount Shasta during routine patrol
U.S. Forest Service Ranger Nick Meyers recently took a snowmobile ride down Mount Shasta for a rescue he will always remember ...
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Goose with 'one layer of down' escorted by Mt. Shasta ranger on snowmobile after rescue
In Siskiyou County, Mt. Shasta climbing rangers snowmobiled to safety a stranded goose from the Old Ski Bowl at 10,000 feet.
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Mt. Shasta Rangers Rescue an Unlikely Climber at 10,000 Feet
Rangers live year-round at the Mt. Shasta Ranger Station, providing backcountry support and rescue operations as needed. Their daily routine in the winter includes patrolling the slopes ...
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Climbing rangers rescue goose stranded on Mount Shasta
A goose is safe after attempting to summit Mt. Shasta last month. While on a routine patrol, climbing rangers with the Mount Shasta Avalanche Center spotted the goose at the 10,000-foot elevation ...
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Goose with 'one layer of down' escorted by Mt. Shasta ranger on snowmobile after rescue
our team at Mount Shasta Avalanche Center & Home of the Climbing Rangers rescued a particularly unprepared Mount Shasta climber. Rangers Nick Meyers and Eric Falconer's routine patrol took an ...
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Mount Shasta rangers rescue 'particularly unprepared' climber — a goose
Every year, thousands of climbers test their skills on Mount Shasta, California’s fifth-highest peak and the second-highest volcano in the Cascade Range. In 2023, around 5,000 to 6,000 people ...