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Juan de Fuca SAR wishes hiker a 'speedy recovery' after Friday afternoon callout

BCEHS transported the injured hiker to hospital after Juan de Fuca Search and Rescue carried her to an access road.

  • On Friday, Oct 9, Juan de Fuca Search and Rescue responded to a call for an injured hiker in East Sooke Park during an afternoon family outing.
  • Rescue Association data indicates 95 per cent of calls involve local residents enjoying the outdoors close to home, with most injuries stemming from slips, trips, and falls.
  • Luckily, the hiker remained near an access road, enabling a quick stretcher carry out by the team. The incident underscores how familiar terrain activities can turn serious.
  • BCEHS provided patient care and transport to the hospital following the rescue. Rescuers are wishing the hiker a speedy recovery.
  • Search and Rescue teams regularly promote safety through online resources including checklists, a trip planning app, and safety webinars. These tools help outdoor enthusiasts prepare for outings.
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Juan de Fuca SAR wishes hiker a 'speedy recovery' after Friday afternoon callout

The No. 1 reason for search and rescue calls in B.C. is lower body injury

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Oak Bay News broke the news in Oak Bay, Canada on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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