HINCKLEY TOWNSHIP, Ohio — A woman was life-flighted to a local hospital after she fell at Whipp’s Ledges in Hinckley Township Monday, the Cleveland Metroparks confirmed to News 5.
A 31-year-old woman fell at Whipp’s Ledges just before 7 p.m. Monday.
She was flown to University Hospitals for treatment. Her condition is unknown as of Tuesday.
The Metroparks said the incident is under investigation.
This is the second time News 5 reported that someone fell from a ledge at Whipp’s Ledges.
In March, 16-year-old Jacob Wuersig, a student at Medina High School, fell an estimated 30 feet while exploring the ledges with his friends.
He, too, was airlifted to a local hospital for treatment. Doctors at MetroHealth Medical Center treated Jacob and diagnosed the teen with a traumatic brain injury.
When News 5 spoke to his parents in March, they said Jacob will need several surgeries but are hopeful he will recover.
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