Mt. Bachelor Rescue: Injured Snowboarder Pulled to Safety
• A snowboarder was rescued from Mt. Bachelor after falling on the Cinder Cone and sustaining hip and rib injuries.
• Fifteen search and rescue volunteers helped bring the injured snowboarder to safety, and he was transported to St. Charles Medical Center-Bend.
• Mt. Bachelor remains unpatrolled until its November 28 season opening, prompting officials to remind visitors to take extra precautions.
Snowboarder rescued after fall on Cinder Cone
A 29-year-old snowboarder was successfully rescued from Mt. Bachelor in Oregon on October 26th after sustaining injuries from a fall on the Cinder Cone. The snowboarder suffered hip and rib injuries, prompting a response from local search and rescue teams.
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