Tennessee woman dies at Grand Canyon after falling into Colorado River
Grand Canyon National Park officials said Sheetal Patel, 47, was cooling off along Pipe Creek Beach when she fell into the Colorado River on Saturday.
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Woman drowns in Colorado River
Sheetal Patel of Tennessee has drowned in the Colorado River while on a commercial river trip, officials say.
United States Sheetal Patel Centers For Disease National Park Service Colorado River Pipe Creek Beach
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A Canadian hiker has died at the Grand Canyon
A hiker died while making her way out of the Grand Canyon after hiking to the Colorado River earlier in the day.
Source: 4029tv.com
A hiker from Ottawa, Ont. has died at the Grand Canyon
A Canadian woman died while hiking in Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona, the National Park Service (NPS) says.
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41-year old Canadian woman dies hiking the Grand Canyon
A Canadian hiker has died while on a Grand Canyon trail. The 41-year-old woman was from Ottawa, Ontario.
Melanie Goodine National Park Service Canyon Regional Communications Centre Grand Canyon Grand Canyon Regional Communications Centre Bright Angel Trail
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A Canadian hiker has died at the Grand Canyon
A Canadian woman died while hiking in Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona, the National Park Service (NPS) says.
Source: ctvnews.ca
Bears are waking up; here's what you need to know
We live in bear country here in the Springs, and it’s not uncommon to see bears getting into the trash or near hiking trails.
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Woman Falls 300 Feet Down Griffith Park Embarkment | KIIS FM
Even this bizarre situation involved a car, its a reminder to be cautious in all areas when around these canyons.
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Arizona State Parks asks hikers to prioritize safety in heat
Every year, hikers suffer from heat related illness and need to be rescued from the trails.
Source: kgun9.com