For the second time this month, a person was rescued from Flattop Mountain on the outskirts of Alaska's largest city.
According to KTUU, a hiker fell into a 10-foot-deep glide crack crack glide in a Flattop snowfield and was unable to climb out late Monday. Alaska State Troopers responded by dispatching a helicopter and airlifted a member of Alaska Mountain Rescue to assist the stranded hiker.
The unidentified hiker suffered minor injuries, KTUU reported.
In early June, an injured hiker was hoisted off Flattop by a helicopter. A video of the rescue went viral.