Dramatic video shows rescuers aiding a hiker who fell approximately 25 feet onto rocks at a popular hiking spot. 

The incident occurred Sunday afternoon at Big Falls, located near Forest Falls in the San Bernardino Mountains.

San Bernardino County Fire officials stated that emergency responders were alerted around 3:45 p.m. when someone heard cries for help coming from the area. 

Officials said the caller couldn’t see the injured hiker but reported hearing cries for help coming from about halfway up the falls.

Hiker rescued after taking plunge 25 feet onto rocks at popular Big Falls waterfall in San Bernardino County. (San Bernardino County Fire)

Several emergency units took part in the rescue, including a fire engine, rescue crew, battalion chief, a helicopter team and a public information officer.

San Bernardino County Fire issued a reminder for hikers to remain on designated paths and be cautious near waterfalls.

“We respond to incidents at this popular location often, where people are seriously injured, so please make smart choices and stay safe,” the department wrote in a post on X. 

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