Ventura County, CA – On May 28, 2025, at approximately 2:34 PM, the Ventura County Fire Department received an urgent call reporting an injured biker on the Victory Trailhead, a rugged path connecting to the Los Angeles open space area. The remote location and the severity of the injury prompted the swift deployment of Ventura County’s helicopter rescue team to the scene.
Upon arrival, first responders located a male biker, estimated to be between 40 and 50 years old, who was unable to walk due to his injuries. The team quickly assessed the man for additional injuries, ensuring he was stable for transport. In a stroke of fortune, an off-duty park ranger was nearby and played a critical role in the rescue. The ranger assisted by transporting the injured biker to the awaiting helicopter, streamlining the operation in the challenging terrain.
With the patient safely loaded, the Ventura County helicopter crew airlifted him to a local hospital for immediate medical attention. Authorities have not released details about the biker’s condition or the exact nature of his injuries, but the rapid response and coordination between the fire department and the off-duty ranger ensured a successful rescue.
