Bryce Canyon Fall Kills Two Hikers

In unfortunate news, SAR teams recovered the bodies of two hikers who were killed after falling 380 feet down from an area in Bryce Canyon on Tuesday.

Officials with the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office the man and woman fell about 380 feet from Inspiration Point sometime Monday night or early Tuesday morning. Read more here

We send our deepest condolences to the families and friends of the two hikers. Thank you to the Garfield County SAR team and other volunteers for their dedicated efforts. Please be safe out there, everyone!

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