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17-Year-Old Girl Dies While Hiking With Friends In Utah - Vimarsana News

17-Year-Old Girl Dies While Hiking With Friends In Utah

A teen girl from Utah slipped and fell 30 feet to her death while hiking the Moab Rim Trail on Friday, police say.

17-Year-Old Utah Girl Dies After Falling 30 Feet While On Moab Hike With Friends - Vimarsana News

17-Year-Old Utah Girl Dies After Falling 30 Feet While On Moab Hike With Friends

A Utah teen has tragically passed away after a hiking trip with friends turned fatal. On Friday, the 17-year-old girl was hiking with friends on the

Teen falls 30 feet to her death while hiking the Moab Rim Trail - Vimarsana News

Teen falls 30 feet to her death while hiking the Moab Rim Trail

A Moab, Utah, teen fell to her death Friday afternoon while hiking the Moab Rim Trail in the Kane Creek Canyon area, the Moab City Police Department said.

Teen falls 30 feet to her death while hiking the Moab Rim Trail - Vimarsana News

Teen falls 30 feet to her death while hiking the Moab Rim Trail

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Pack Creek fire breaks through Geyser Pass Road; new evacuations ordered - Vimarsana News

Pack Creek fire breaks through Geyser Pass Road; new evacuations ordered

The Pack Creek Fire continues to burn over 5,400 acres on the slopes of the La Sal Mountains south of Moab. While residents of the Pack Creek subdivision were allowed to return, on June 13 the San Juan County Sheriff announced the evacuation of private property east of Geyser Pass after the fire was able to jump the road. Evacuations are from Blue Lake through the Dark Canyon area. "Failure to evacuate at this time is at your own risk and your safety cannot be guaranteed," a statement from the Sherriff's Office reads. Fire officials fear the fire will spread further due to dry conditions and ...