12.30pm: A Narooma Rescue Squad spokesman said the man was carried up a steep incline supported by guide rope to the top of the cliff.
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Emergency service crews are rushing to reports of a man injured at the base of a 10-metre cliff at Bermagui on Wednesday, October 16.
A Narooma Rescue Squad VRA spokesman said crews were on their way to potentially undergo a vertical rescue.
A NSW Ambulance spokesperson said a patient was reported to be alert, conscious and breathing with a possible arm and shoulder injury.
Paramedics were called at 11.20am and a second unit was on its way to the scene.
A NSW Police spokesman said the man had fallen down the cliff at Dickinson Point headland.
Police said the man was understood to be 55-years old and was on a steep and slippery track, in the off-leash dog walking area. The fall was accidental.
Bega Valley Rescue Squad VRA are also responding.
More details as they come to hand.
