View this post on Instagram A post shared by Summit County Sheriff's Office (@summitcountysheriff) Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe Jan. 8 (UPI) -- Police in Colorado responded to a ski resort to remove an unusual hazard from the slopes: a car that took a wrong turn. The Summit County Sheriff's Office posted photos to social media showing the car that was found parked on the Schoolmarm ski run at the Keystone Resort. Advertisement The sheriff's office said it was "not our everyday illegal parking call." Deputies found a note stuck to the car's window explaining the driver took a wrong turn while following a GPS route and ended up stuck on the slope. A tow truck was able to remove the car from the slope and the vehicle was returned to its owner. Read More Christmas gift from 1978 found behind wall of Illinois home Unusual 911 calls of 2024: 'Mean' cat, broken washing machine, locked phone Thermal drone finds dog missing for several days