Father and Daughter Found Dead in Canyonlands
SAR teams recovered the bodies of a father/daughter duo in Canyonlands after it's reported they ran out of water and were stranded on Syncline Trail while out on a hike during the heatwave.
It has not been released where on the Syncline trail they were found, but the National Park Service describes it as "the most challenging trail in the Island in the Sky district," that requires "navigating steep switchbacks, climbing and scrambling through boulder fields where trail markers are few and far apart." Read more here
We are sending our condolences to the family and friends of the father/daughter. Please remember to make sure to check the weather before going out on a hike and always pack an emergency bag along with plenty of water. Please be safe out there!
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