A hiker who fell into the frigid Arizona mountains was stranded before being rescued, officials said.

after her fall in lemon mountainhikers were unable to descend the mountain on April 3, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said in a news release on April 5.

A member of the Pima County search and rescue team said they found the woman in the evening and “stayed with her overnight to minimize hypothermia.”

Early the next day, Pima County Search and Rescue turned to CPB for assistance.

“a technical rescue team Called in due to terrain and ice conditions,” the Pima County Search and Rescue said in a tweet on April 4.

A helicopter crew arrived at the scene before 9 a.m. and rescue workers were dropped off the injured woman, officials said.

“A strong wind very difficult to lift‘, Pima County Search and Rescue said on Twitter.

Officials said the woman was flown in from the area and taken to a medical center in Tucson.

Mount Lemmon is about 20 miles northeast of Tucson.

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