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Climber Crawled Through Night After 500-Foot Mount Shasta Fall

An injured Mount Shasta climber crawled through the night after falling about 500 feet, Redheaded Blackbelt reported.

Climber Crawled Through Night After 500-Foot Mount Shasta Fall

Key takeaways

  • A climber fell about 500 feet on Mount Shasta.
  • The climber was injured.
  • The climber crawled through the night after the fall.
  • Redheaded Blackbelt reported the incident.

What happened

An injured climber on Mount Shasta crawled through the night after a fall of about 500 feet. The incident involved Mount Shasta and left the climber hurt while trying to move after the fall.

The reported account

Redheaded Blackbelt reported that the climber continued moving through the night by crawling. That detail indicates the climber remained able to travel after the fall, but the account does not establish the distance covered or how long the crawl lasted.

What is known

The reported event involved three central facts: a fall of about 500 feet, injuries to the climber and an overnight crawl. The account does not establish the date of the incident, the climber’s identity, the exact location on Mount Shasta or the outcome of any rescue or medical treatment.

What to watch

Further information could clarify when the fall happened, how the climber was located and what condition the climber was in afterward. A primary record, such as an official rescue or emergency-services release, would also establish additional details if one is issued.

What to watch

  • Any official rescue or emergency-services account.
  • Information about when and where the fall occurred.
  • An update on the climber’s condition.

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