Three rock climbers died in a fall while rappelling down the side of a steep gully near North Early Winters Spire in the ...

The three rock climbers - aged 36, 47 and 63 - were found dead after they plunged down the side of a mountain while rappelling - a fourth member managed to survive with "traumatic" injuries ...

The fall was reportedly caused by "an anchor failure ... She added that it took the surviving climber “a number of hours to self-extricate” from the accident site and make it back to his ...

The man, suffering from internal bleeding and head trauma, not only survived the 400-foot fall but was able to trek to his ...

Investigators believe the fall was caused by a failure in the anchor ... and the fourth member of the party was able to self-extricate and contact law enforcement.” Three of the climbers were ...

"Technicians arrived and began using rope systems with drone technology, accompanied with ground ladders to attempt to extricate the individual," department spokesperson Capt. Scott Douglas said ...

Gerry Berry, who flew a CH-46 helicopter for 18 hours and 20 minutes over those two days to extricate people ... “The further we get from the fall of Saigon, the more we forget,” Berry ...

Three were killed in the fall. The fourth, Anton Tselykh, 38, survived the fall and was able to extricate himself from a tangle of ropes, helmets and other equipment before hiking back to his car ...