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Snowboarder Safe After Chilly Evening Lost Near Cypress Resort In West Vancouver

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 26 Feb, 2019 08:46 PM

    VANCOUVER — A snowboarder was cold but unhurt as he was rescued Monday night after going out of bounds at the Cypress Mountain Resort in West Vancouver.


    The 37-year-old was found on the treacherous north side of the mountain beyond the resort boundary.


    That is an area where unwary skiers and boarders can be lured into steep, inescapable and avalanche-prone gullies.


    Officials with North Shore Rescue say the call came in late Monday afternoon.


    Searchers made voice contact with the man several hours later, but spokesman Mike Danks says the team first had to ensure avalanche conditions were stable before the rescue could continue.


    He says the man, who was not carrying extra food, water, clothing or avalanche gear, was walked to safety by about 11 p.m.

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