A California couple has been rescued by a helicopter team after spending almost two months trapped inside their cabin by downed trees and heavy snow.
The California Highway Patrol Valley Division Air Operations (CHP) shared in a Facebook post Wednesday that they had been called in to help rescue the couple, who became stranded in the remote Northern California cabin after a Dec. 6, 2021 snowstorm.
The couple, along with their dog, were running out of supplies and the roads were impassable.
The CHP sent in a helicopter rescue team, sharing footage of their descent into the thick forest. In the video, the front of the cabin can be seen blocked by snow.
According to CBS News, the area where the cabin is located saw historic amounts of snow in December, with over 17 feet falling in Lake Tahoe.
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The patrol agency said the helicopter was able to land near the cabin, despite strong winds.
The couple and their dog were taken to a landing zone and transported to a safe location by Sierra County deputies.
The identity of the couple has not been shared.
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