Three men died after a waterfall tragedy in remote California terrain

three California hiker They died after jumping into the waterfall, and they failed to resurface.

The Placer County Sheriff’s Office said. On June 18, deputies contacted three hikers, and said three other men in the group jumped into Rattlesnake Falls in Soda Springs, California, but did not leave the water.

Lawmakers described the terrain as “very far and difficult to access,” making rescue attempts “particularly challenging.” The Sheriff’s Office added it Rattlesnake Fallsthe northwest of Lake Tahoe was located “a few miles away on a steep and difficult hiking trail.”

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Rescue operations were carried out by officials from the Placer County Sheriff’s Office. (Placer County Sheriff’s Office)

Officials say the bodies of the three men were found Sunday morning.

“Our heartfelt sadness is what we go out to family, friends and all those affected by this tragic loss,” the Sheriff’s Office wrote.

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California officials meet during rescue operations for three missing hikers. (Placer County Sheriff’s Office)

Three surviving hikers were evacuated using a California Highway Patrol helicopter.

The search operation was continuously hampered by bad weather, resulting in a few days of mission to find the body.

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California law enforcement officials used helicopters on rescue missions. (Placer County Sheriff’s Office)

Placer County Sheriff’s Office A dive team, a search and rescue unit, a Cal Fire technical rescue team and a California Highway Patrol helicopter were used for rescue operations.