Mount Seymour Snowshoer Safe and Sound

20th January 2007 | By Miguel Strother

Resorts in this article: Mount Seymour

The man is in his late 30s and miraculously his injuries are considered non-life threatening. He's been transported to Vancouver General Hospital where he will be treated for internal injuries, a broken leg, and possible spinal injuries. A crew of 60 rescue personnel spent three days and two nights on the mountain to get him out safely.

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