Grand Canyon National Park is country's most deadly, report says

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According to a new report, there have been at least six people found dead and 56 missing persons at Grand Canyon National Park from 2018 through February 2023. Visitors filed about 1,100 missing persons reports in that time as well.

Elevation changes also make the canyon dangerous. The North Rim sits at about 8,000 feet. The South Rim reaches up to about 7,000 feet. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, spending time at that elevation puts a person at risk of altitude illness, caused by lower oxygen levels.triggers headaches, tiredness, nausea and vomiting. More extreme forms can cause extreme fatigue, drowsiness, confusion, coordination loss and shortness of breath, according to the CDC.

The Grand Canyon is the only national park with an on-site, year-round rescue helicopter, according to the Post's reporting. "Be aware that NPS efforts to assist hikers may be delayed during the summer months due to limited staff, the number of rescue calls, employee safety requirements, and limited helicopter flying capability during periods of extreme heat or inclement weather," the NPS said in a statement.Don’t skip the Grand Canyon despite the statistics, a tour leader told Gorden.

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