North Dakota teen survives nearly 30-metre fall at North Rim of Grand Canyon

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A 13-year-old North Dakota boy has survived a fall of nearly 30 metres at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon during a family trip.

Authorities said it took emergency crews two hours to rescue Wyatt Kauffman after he slipped on a cliff Tuesday and plunged the nearly 30 meters at the Bright Angel Point trail.

"It wasn't that good of a grip. It was kind of pushing me back. I lost my grip and started to fall back," he added."I just remember somewhat waking up and being in the back of an ambulance and a helicopter and getting on a plane and getting here" to the hospital, said Kauffman, who lives in Casselton, North Dakota.A National Park Service search and rescue team set up a rope rescue down to the steep and narrow trail and raised the teen safely to the rim.

He said Wyatt and his mother were on a trip to visit national parks when the Grand Canyon fall occurred.

 

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