A cayoneer died at Zion Nationwide Park after an unintentional fall close to the exit of Heaps Canyon, Oct. 5.
The 40-year-old man has not been recognized and was canyoneering with three fellow canyoners when he fell between 150 and 200 toes, in response to a press launch from Zion Nationwide Park.
The fall occurred at roughly 6 p.m. studies say, and the group have been following the permitted itinerary by means of Heaps Canyon when the accident occurred.
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Zion Nationwide Park Technical Search and Rescue Group and the Washington County Sheriff’s Workplace have been known as to the scene and rendered emergency medical care earlier than the Utah Division of Public Security transported the sufferer by way of helicopter to obtain extra care from the Hurricane Valley fireplace and Rescue staff and Intermountain Life Flight.
The sufferer was pronounced lifeless earlier than he could possibly be transported to a hospital.
The next morning, the remaining canyoners have been extracted by DPS helicopter.
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Park officers issued an announcement providing their condolences to the household and associates of the deceased.
“Our thoughts and deepest sympathies are with the family and friends during this unimaginably difficult time,” stated Zion Nationwide Park Superintendent Jeff Bradybaugh.
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Zion Nationwide Park and the Washington County Sheriff’s Workplace are nonetheless investigating the precise explanation for the person’s dying.