An 18-year-old snowboarder was rescued after becoming separated from his group and being exposed to harsh weather while riding Mount Seymour near Vancouver, Canada.
The teen was riding and became separated in thick fog around 4 p.m. When the other riders in the group lost him, they alerted authorities. North Shore Search and Rescue followed the boarder’s tracks that led them to an area called Suicide Gully. The snowboarder was located just before midnight.
He was escorted off the mountain and transported to a hospital to be treated for exposure. It is unclear if the boarder had hypothermia, frostbite or any other injuries.
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