Mason County deputies rescued a 19-year-old man who fell nearly 400 feet down the side of a canyon at the High Steel Bridge last weekend.

Sheriff's deputies and firefighters assembled and decided to use a rope and harness to scale the dangerous bridge and bring the 19-year-old to safety.

A teenager was rescued after falling some 400 feet down the side of a canyon at the High Steel Bridge, some 98 miles southeast of Seattle, authorities say.

SHELTON, Wash. (KING/CNN/CNN Newsource/WKRC) - A 19-year-old man fell 400 feet beneath a bridge and lived. On either side of the High Steel Bridge in Mason County, Washington is a 420 foot drop.

The steel and concrete bridge weighs 155 million pounds, and its innovative construction created quite a stir back in the day. It was the first bridge in the world to use neoprene pads between the ...

The Mason County Sheriff's Office says a 19-year-old fell approximately 400 feet down the side of the canyon at the High Steel Bridge on Sunday.

Originally a logging railroad bridge built in 1929, the High Steel Bridge looms about 375 feet above the South Fork of the Skokomish River, attracting visitors year round.

SHELTON, Wash — Trespassers beneath Shelton's High Steel Bridge keep falling down the mountainside, and officials are sounding the alarm. "Stay on the bridge.

A teenager was rescued after falling some 400 feet down the side of a canyon at the High Steel Bridge, some 98 miles southeast of Seattle, authorities say.