Rockslide Kills Hiker, Injures Three in Banff National Park
Rockslide Kills Hiker, Injures Three in Banff National Park

Rockslide Kills Hiker, Injures Three in Banff National Park

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A rockslide near Bow Glacier Falls in Banff National Park, Alberta, has resulted in the death of one hiker and injuries to three others. The incident occurred on a popular 9-kilometer hiking trail along Bow Lake, which is known as a moderate challenge for hikers and frequented by families. Emergency services, including STARS Air Ambulance units and multi-agency rescue teams from Banff and Jasper National Parks, responded promptly, evacuating the injured by air and ground. Authorities have closed Bow Lake and established a no-fly zone while search and recovery efforts continue to ensure no other hikers are missing. Officials and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith expressed deep sadness over the tragedy and urged visitors to avoid the area. Parks Canada highlighted the rarity of such fatalities on trails, offering safety advice for hikers to reduce risk in steep, rocky terrain.

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