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Sunday the 20th a team from Colorado 4x4 Rescue and Recovery spent a VERY long day on Road 379 in Teller County. This road is just south of Almagre Mountain for geographic reference.
Five trucks were out on this trail when they came upon one of the steep downhill sections that was essentially just an ice chute. The truck at the back of the line managed to stop a few hundred feet back, but the front four piled up on each other as one long wreck at the bottom of the chute.
All responder vehicles were chained up on all four tires to avoid becoming another wreck on a wreck. Once on scene, the team had to work straightening out some bumpers, and winch the vehicles apart one by one to untangle them from each other.
Fairly certain this is the organization's first pileup wreck/recovery.
7 team members were on scene for this mission, along with 1 radio monitor and 3 dispatchers, keeping an eye on this mission as it progressed throughout the day. A total of 136 man hours were logged for this with the first responder in route at approximately 7 AM, and the last responder was home by about 11 PM.
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