A man has been winched to safety from the ledge of a cliff face in New South Wales’ Royal National Park.
A spokesperson from NSW Ambulance told 7NEWS.com.au the man came to be on the ledge after falling into the ocean at Eagle Rock, a popular scenic lookout within the park, late Saturday.
He then managed to climb up the rocks to a ledge about 20m from the top of the cliff, where he remained overnight until emergency services were called about 10.15am on Sunday.
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It’s unclear who called for help.
The man was winched to safety by a helicopter about 2pm. Fire and Rescue NSW and multiple paramedics were at the scene.
He was treated him for minor scratches and mild hypothermia, but remains in a stable condition.
The man is expected to be airlifted to hospital.
