Hiker Rescued By LAFD Near Entrada Road

September 3, 2025 ·

Photo courtesy of Andy N.

PACIFIC PALISADES—On Monday, September 1, the Los Angeles Fire Department reported they had to rescue one hiker.

The incident was reported at 12:01 p.m. at 20825 Entrada Rd.

Two male hikers on a remote trail, feeling unwell and unable to return to their starting point. Following paramedic assessment, patients agreed to be airlifted from the trail but declined hospital transport.

There are no additional details to report about the incident.

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