A climber trapped behind the California Waterfall for several days.

A 46 -year -old man was rescued by a helicopter after he was trapped for two days behind a waterfall In California.

Ryan Warduel was from Long Beach Planning for Rappeel The Touli Sharif Province Office said on Wednesday that the seven waterfalls are the waterfalls on Sunday, but they became besieged after the strong hydraulician in the water forced it out of the climbing lines.

On Monday, and Touli Sharif County Office He received a report on a missing man who was last seen at the top of the waterfall and did not return to his car.

Holders who were rescued by a helicopter from the distant beach after the tide cut off the only outlet

This police pushed an intense search for the area, using the aircraft equipped with Infrared technology And cameras. However, the harsh terrain and the late hour have been delayed in the search until the next morning.

Screams to help lead rescue men to the injured man

Early on Tuesday morning, the diving and rescue team began searching, and a drone discovered that Wardell was alive and fast to respond behind a large waterfall, according to the Touli Sharif County Office.

“It has gone out of the Rapil lines and besieged behind the waterfall due to the extremist hydraulic hydraulician,” according to the Touli Sharif Province Office.

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The California Highway patrol was called and used Helicopter To bring a climber to safety. Police said that Warduel was treated with dehydration and minor injuries before they were reunited with relatives.

“The TCSO emergency services department states that they are always familiar with their environment and capabilities, especially when moving in white water rivers,” the TCSO Department states that they are always aware of their environment and capabilities, especially when moving in white water rivers, “according to a press statement.

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In a similar incident earlier this month, rescuers helped the roaming, who fell about 25 feet on the rocks in Big Fols, located near Forest Fols in the San Bernardino Mountains.

The Touli Sharif County Office did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.