He Fell 500 Feet Down Mount Shasta. To Survive, He Took Off His Boots and Crawled Through the Night.

An injured Mount Shasta climber was forced to walk without shoes and crawl through the night after a 500-foot glissading fall in Avalanche Gulch. The post He Fell 500 Feet Down Mount Shasta. To Survive, He Took Off His Boots and Crawled Through the Night. appeared first on Outside Online.

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