,Ktla) California officials say that a 45-year-old Argentina man covered a distance of about 2,000 feet at Mount Shasta in Siskiyou County earlier this month.
Matias Augusto Travizano, Clear reached the summit on the morning of 12 September after taking Clear Creek route, which is considered one of the safe trails of the mountain, Siskiyou County Sheriff Office Said late last week.
It was on his offspring that he and another climbers who had summoned at the same time as 45 -year -old, both lost their bearings, deviated from the footpath and found themselves trapped on a snow sheet at the northern end of the Vintun Glacier at a height of about 13,500 feet.
“Feeling that they were on the wrong path, the men attempted to drop a lower part of the mountain and resumed the footpath,” Sheriff officials said.
During the effort of the controlled slide, the Travizano lost control, took care of the ice sheet and hit a boulder 300 feet below. The force of influence knocked on 45 -year -old unconscious.
Other hickers, who struggled for five to 10 minutes to reach Truvizano and provide assistance, were within 80 feet of Argentina, when they received consciousness and started moving around.
“Sadly, this movement separated him from the rock and he dropped the remaining part of the glacier and out of sight,” the authorities expanded.
From a separate and more secure velocity, a third hicker, who was on the mountain that morning, called 911, inspired an SCSO search and rescue and a response from Rangers to a response from Rangers, which climbs Rangers with the US Forest Service at Clear Creek Trailhead before 2:30 pm.
The search and rescue team requested aerial support from the northern air operations of the California highway petrol, which was found dead at an altitude of 10,200 feet near the base of the Vintun Glacier, after hours of the discovery of Travizano.
Sheriff spokesperson Rishi Meal Stone spokesman said, “It is difficult to bring back the footpath and many people wander into more dangerous drainage.” Los angeles time“If you are not familiar with the terrain, and if you have poor visibility, it is easy to be lost.”
During a summer snowfall on 16 August, a 50 -year -old man fell to his death after losing his bearings on the Clear Creek Trail.
The 14,179-Foot Stratovolkano, Mount Shawa, is in the Casked Mountain range of Northern California and, according to the US forest service, attracts the efforts of more than 5,000 summit each year. Famous and snowfall climbers for their reaching, challenging terrain and breathtaking scenes of the forest, the cascade range, on average, sees almost one death per year.
The milestone told the Times, “Don’t think that it is like an early climber mountain mountain, because there and especially have a lot of dangers with the weather.” “The position of the summit can actually change dramatically, even if it sounds like a light day on the ground.”
So far this year, the Siskiyou County Sheriff Office has worked on 15 rescue missions on Mount Shasta, out of which nine CHP Northern Air Operations assisted and one and six required a search and rescue teams on the ground.
Sheriff officials said, “While the clear creek route is considered one of the ‘safe’ trails of the mountain on the summit, climbers may be disoriently in a state of low-fierceness, especially when descending from the Shikhar plate,” Sheriff officials said. “Once from the footpath, these climbers wander into more dangerous areas in Ash Creek or Mud Creek drainage, where accidents are more likely to occur.”
