Wisconsin dad, 52, and his daughter, 23, both die after running out of water during 100F hike through Utah beauty spot READ MORE: Texas man dies during Grand Canyon hike in dangerous heat By Emma Richter For Dailymail.Com Published: 10:22 EDT, 15 July 2024 | Updated: 10:31 EDT, 15 July 2024 e-mail 17 shares 20 View comments A father and daughter from Green Bay, Wisconsin tragically died after running out of water during a sweltering hike at a well-known Utah National Park. The unidentified dad, 52, and his daughter, 23, were found dead by park rangers and members of the Bureau of Land Management at Canyonlands National Park on Friday.
At the time of the unfortunate incident, the air temperature was reported to be higher than 100°F, officials said. They were hiking on the Syncline Loop Trail- 'the most challenging trail in the Island in the Sky district'- when they got lost and ran out of water, the National Park Service said on Sunday. San Juan County Dispatch received a 911 text from someone at the national park, but once a search team arrived, the father and daughter were deceased.
The unidentified dad, 52, and his daughter, 23, were found dead by park rangers and members of the Bureau of Land Management at Canyonlands National Park on Friday The identities of the victims have not yet been released. DailyMail.com contacted the San Juan County Sheriff's Department and the National Park Service.
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