Vermont
Vermont woman rescued after injuring leg on Blueberry Mountain
Sep. 11—Rescuers carried a Vermont girl down Blueberry Mountain after a leg damage prevented her from persevering with a hike together with her husband on Saturday.
Round 2:10 p.m. on Saturday, New Hampshire Fish and
Sport acquired a name for an injured hiker on the Blueberry Mountain Path in Benton.
The hiker, recognized as Jeanette Perra, 55 of Brattleboro, Vermont, was mountain climbing Blueberry Mountain together with her husband when she suffered a leg damage that prevented her from with the ability to hike down the mountain. Conservation officers, PEMI Valley Search and Rescue Staff, together with Higher Valley Wilderness Response Staff all responded to the path.
Rescuers used an ATV to drive over a mile in, then hiked the remainder of the best way to Perra’s location. She was put right into a litter and carried down the path to the ATV, then pushed again to the trailhead.
Perra was transported from the trailhead by her husband for extra medical therapy.