Heatwave Claims Multiple Lives in Utah's State and National Parks

A 56-year-old woman among recent victims as extreme temperatures and lack of water prove deadly for hikers.

The woman died near Quail Creek State Park with temperatures reaching 106°F.
Authorities stress the importance of hydration and preparation for outdoor activities.
At least five heat-related deaths reported in Utah parks this month.
Other victims include a father and daughter in Canyonlands and a 30-year-old woman in Snow Canyon.
Experts recommend safety measures such as carrying extra water and avoiding strenuous activities during peak heat.