Third Hiker Dies in Grand Canyon Amid Extreme Heat

National Park Service issues warnings as temperatures soar and fatalities rise.

A 50-year-old man from Texas was found dead on the Bright Angel Trail, marking the third death in the park since late June.
Excessive heat warnings have been issued, with temperatures reaching up to 120 degrees in some canyon areas.
Park officials advise visitors to avoid hiking between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. due to dangerous heat levels.
Over 250 visitors are rescued annually from the Grand Canyon, with heat-related incidents being a significant concern.
The recent deaths highlight the risks of hiking in extreme temperatures and the need for caution.