The Grand Canyon has seen 11 deaths this year, slightly above average, raising alarm about hiker safety as the park experiences increased incidents of fatalities.
The three most recent deaths happened in a week’s span, with causes ranging from a BASE jump gone wrong to a tragic fall, showcasing the dangerous conditions.
In a decade of data, cardiac arrest is the most common cause of death, highlighting the need for hikers to be cautious, especially during extreme weather.
Grand Canyon officials reported over 250 rescues each year and nearly 200 deaths from 2007 to 2024, emphasizing the inherent risks associated with park activities.
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