Sylmar

Sylmar Hikers Rescued From Steep Terrain

The area did not have any trails to allow ground crews to reach the hikers, so firefighters conducted two hoist operations to retrieve the hikers and bring them to a safe location, Stewart said.

Getty Hikers return to the Franklin Canyon park after some hiking trails are reopened as Covid 19 virus restrictions begin to ease in Los Angeles, California on May 9, 2020.

A group of hikers, possibly a family of four, were rescued from steep terrain in Sylmar Thursday night.

Los Angeles Fire Department firefighters were dispatched at about 6 p.m. to the 13200 block of Parkland Court, in the area of Veterans Memorial Community Regional Park, according to the department's Margaret Stewart.

The area did not have any trails to allow ground crews to reach the hikers, so firefighters conducted two hoist operations to retrieve the hikers and bring them to a safe location, Stewart said.

It was not immediately clear if the hikers sustained any injures.

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