A mother of four from California, who was known as “the dancing hiking queen,” shared a devastating video of herself online just before she died after sliding down an icy slope from a great height.

Crystal On Sunday, 56-year-old hiker Paula Gonzalez-Landas reportedly plummeted between 500 and 700 feet down Mount Baldy’s snowy Baldy Bowl.

After the event, KTLA reported, the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department received a call concerning an emergency signal from a GPS device.

According to the police report, “the hiker was down on a steep and icy mountainside, surrounded by other helpful hikers doing all they could.”

Although the sheriff’s patrol helicopter arrived and hoisted the woman, she died on the way to the hospital.

Crystal Paula Gonzalez-Landas earned the moniker “dancing hiking queen” for her antics on the trail.

Family and acquaintances of the girl identified her as Gonzalez-Landas, after she had posted a brief video of herself on Facebook, the Daily Mail reported.

Now we begin! She remarks, “There are a lot of people out today,” as she shines her headlamp around in the night.

“Many people recognize her as the Dancing Hiking Queen or simply a lifelong hiker. Mom daughter Jasmine Rosado described her as “fearless on the trails” and “a daily dose of encouragement” on a GoFundMe page.

Crystal Mrs. Paula Gonzalez-Landas
Crystal Paula Gonzalez-Landas recorded herself on film just before she went off the cliff and shared it online.

Additionally, she was a wonderful sister and friend to anyone who knew her. Her very existence symbolizes valour, affection, and attractiveness. Rosado of Covina remarked, “She was a shining example to those who knew her, and she was always willing to serve.”

Gonzalez-Landas posted a terrifying video four days prior to the disaster that shows her losing her footing in the snow and the snow tumbling down around her.

There’s danger in this stuff!!!!!” Hikers, beware,” she wrote as the video’s caption.

Help on the mountain for a hiker.
Crystal Paula Gonzalez-Landas, according to the police, was last seen on a very steep and icy hillside.
A member of the Sheriff’s Office in San Bernardino County
The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Office reports that Gonzalez-Landas is the second person to die on Mount Baldy this year.

The same mountain has a high number of recorded fall victims every year. In it, they urged hikers to “come prepared” and “hike responsibly.

Dress warmly for the cooler weather and bring the right snow and ice gear, the government said.

GoFundMe Account has been created to raise funds to support the hiking Queen 

The Gofundme message is below;

On Sunday, January 8th 2023, it pains us to share, we lost a beautiful soul (our mother) in a tragic accident.

Crystal Paula Gonzalez-Landas. Many know her as the dancing hiking queen or hiker for life. She’s known in the community for her fearless hikes, and daily dose of inspiration. More importantly she was an amazing mother of four, a sister and a friend to everyone she met. She is the personification of strength, love, and beauty. She was a beacon of light to everyone who knew her and was always ready to lend a helping hand.

During this difficult time, the family would appreciate any donations to help lay her to rest. More than anything we just ask that you please share any memories or pictures you shared with her.  We hope her life, her story and pictures can give the love we shared with her to someone else. 

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