Visitors to Niagara Falls this week had more to gawk at than just the famous waterfalls, after a man drove his pickup right through a fence and into Niagara Falls Gorge, reports WKBW. According to a statement from the New York State Park Police, officers responded to a call around 6:30pm on Wednesday at the Aquarium of Niagara, where they say they found a 42-year-old man "suffering from injuries consistent with an accident." Cops determined that he'd driven his 2008 Toyota Tundra into the gorge near the Whirlpool Bridge, and that he'd been able to walk out of the gorge on his own.
Syracuse.com notes that the badly damaged vehicle doesn't appear to have entered the water at any point, based on photos from the scene. After a search, police determined that no one else had been involved in the car accident, and the man was transported to a local hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries. Meanwhile, authorities are now trying to figure out a way to extract the mangled pickup truck from its spot down in the gorge. The incident remains under investigation. (More Niagara Falls stories.)