Three Hikers Die in Utah Parks During Extreme Heat

Victims include a father and daughter who got lost in Canyonlands National Park and a woman hiking with her parents in Snow Canyon State Park.

Albino Herrera Espinoza and his daughter Beatriz Herrera were found dead after running out of water on the Syncline Loop Trail.
Temperatures in Canyonlands National Park exceeded 100 degrees, complicating rescue efforts.
In Snow Canyon State Park, Belyruth Ordóñez died while her parents were hospitalized for severe heat exhaustion.
Authorities urge hikers to carry ample water and avoid strenuous activities during peak heat hours.
The tragic incidents highlight the dangers of hiking in extreme heat and the importance of preparation.