Hikers who reach the summit of Pikes Peak but are daunted by the descent have reason to find a second wind — calling rescuers will cost a hefty fee.
The city council of Colorado Springs set a fee of $100 or more if uninjured hikers call 911 for help because they're not up to walking down the 14,000-foot peak.
The fee could increase if snow has to be plowed from Pikes Peak Highway for rescuers to fetch a stranded hiker.
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
What goes up
Must come down...of its own accord, or it's pay the Piker:
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