A 16-year-old Sedona Red Rock High School sophomore was flown to Flagstaff Medical Center after sustaining a head injury after falling at Grasshopper Point on Thursday, April 21.
The drop into the water at Grasshopper Point is estimated to be roughly 30 feet.
Emergency crews with the Sedona Fire District responded to the call at roughly 1:30 p.m. following an injury report at the popular hiking spot.
According to witnesses a number of students from Sedona Red Rock High School were cliff-jumping in the area when the boy fell.
The extent of the boy’s injuries is unknown at this time.
Tony's Note: He was later released from the hospital.
Hope he makes it. Kids do the dumbest things.
ReplyDeleteRemember the granite quarries? They were still jumping and diving there when I first came to MA.
I swam in the quarries in Quincy and Hingham.
ReplyDeleteThe kid is OK, he was released.