The car went over a cliff at Fort Funston and flipped onto the beach, the San Francisco Fire Department tweeted around 12 p.m. ET.
Fort Funston is a former harbor defense installation located in southwest San Francisco and features “200-foot high sandy bluffs,” according to the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy.
It is unclear how far the woman fell or what caused the car to go off the cliff.
The woman was rescued by first responders and was taken to a trauma center by ground transportation, the fire department said.
Video of the accident shows a car flipped over on the beach. The tide stayed far enough out during the rescue for first responders to rescue the woman and put her on a stretcher, an official is heard saying in the video.
“Please stay clear of vehicle while we work to remove it over the next few days,” said the Golden Gate National Park Service on twitter.
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