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Accidentally dropping her cell phone into an 8-foot-deep vault toilet was only the start to one California woman鈥檚 troubles while hiking in Washington鈥檚 Olympic National Forest earlier this week.

Things got a lot messier from there, Brinnon Fire Chief Timothy Manly told The Dori Monson Show Friday.

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After unsuccessfully rigging her dog鈥檚 leashes to 鈥渢ry to fish it out,鈥� the hiker tried Plan B: 鈥淪he used the dog leashes to tie herself (above the seat) and . . . that failed and she slipped in headfirst.鈥�

Fortunately, Manly told Dori and his listeners, it鈥檚 near 鈥渢he beginning of the season.鈥� That meant the hiker was able to scour through the malodorous waste and locate her phone. Using her still-working phone, the woman called 911, Manly explained.

Emergency responders donned 鈥渉azmat suits鈥� and raced to the structure that Manly described as a 鈥渃oncrete vault, that has a hole in the middle, with a privacy area. On top of it stands a pedestal with a toilet seat.鈥� Waste plunges eight feet.

When they arrived? 鈥淚t was a yucky situation,鈥� Manly confirmed.

To rescue the hiker from the putrid pit, the firefighters handed down 鈥渃ribbing鈥� blocks, allowing the woman to create a platform she could step high enough onto so the responders could wrap her in webbing and slide her out.

How is she doing? Dori asked.

鈥淪he was a good sport,鈥� Manly said. The hiker declined a ride to a hospital and was uninjured, so 鈥渨e washed her down鈥� with water from the truck, gave her a Tyvek disposal protective cover-all, and made sure she was alert and oriented before she drove off.

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鈥淲hat a harrowing tale,鈥� Dori told him. 鈥淕od bless you guys. You have to be ready to respond to anything.鈥�

Manly鈥檚 advice for anyone hiking on the Olympic Peninsula: 鈥渒eep your phone in your pocket or get cell phone insurance.鈥�