Man Falls 130 Feet to Death at Grand Canyon’s Guano Point in Arizona

A 65-year-old man fell 130 feet to his death at Guano Point near Grand Canyon Skywalk, prompting a recovery effort.
Man dies after slipping and falling in western Grand Canyon

Tragic Fall at the Grand Canyon Claims Life of Tourist

In a heartbreaking incident at the Grand Canyon, a 65-year-old man tragically lost his life after falling 130 feet. This unfortunate event took place last Thursday at Guano Point, which is located near the Grand Canyon Skywalk on the Hualapai Nation, just outside the national park.

According to the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office, they were contacted around 2 p.m. by tribal officials who requested assistance for a technical recovery operation. It was reported that the man had slipped and subsequently fell over the edge of the canyon.

Rescue teams, using a technical rope system, successfully located and retrieved the man’s body from a scree pile—a loose collection of broken rock fragments. Details regarding the man’s identity or place of residence have not been disclosed by the authorities.

The recovery effort saw collaboration between Hualapai first responders and Grand Canyon West security personnel, highlighting the coordinated response to the emergency situation.



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