Utah climber dies from Mount Gould in the Glacier National Park after autumn

A climbing trip became fatal to a national park after the authorities claimed that a fall led to his death.

Officials of the National Park Service confirmed that the 42 -year -old Brian Astle from Provo, UT, fell during a steep descent. Off-trail climbing route From the west side of Mount Gould in the Glacier National Park on Wednesday.

The accident occurred shortly before 6 p.m. on July 9, when the Glacier National Park Dispatch received a report about a person who had fallen from Mount Gould over the Highline Trail.

Park Rangers worked with air and rescue teams to find Astle. However, the operation was postponed overnight to ensure that Astle’s body could be safely restored.

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The next morning, the Park Rangers Astle’s body found it and transported him to a nearby horse corrral, until he could be moved to the forensic doctor’s office.

Officials said an investigation had not yet been completed and there is currently no additional information.

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Berg Gould Stand According to the National Park Service, it is at 9,557 foot to the highest point along the garden wall in the Glacier National Park.

“The park is expanding its deepest condolences to the family and asks the public to respect the family’s privacy,” wrote park officials in a press release.

Experienced climber

As early as August 2024, a missing climber was found dead after he had disappeared from his hiking party.

The National Park Service The 32 -year -old Grant Marcuccio from Whitefish, Montana, was found dead after suffering from an “apparent fall” on “traumatic injuries”.

The officials said “Marcuccio separated from his party to the Summit McPartland Peak and planned to surrender in a certain place”, but “the forest runners from the hiking party became aware that Marcuccio never made it to the rendezvous.”

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The Glacier National Park is known for its “beautiful glacier lakes, waterfalls, valleys and Alpine Wiesen”, Fox Weather Reports, but can also “change quickly and experience extreme weather”.

“Be aware that mountain weather is unpredictable; always be prepared for a variety of conditions,” says the park’s website.

Greg Norman and Parlar Arias of Fox News Digital have contributed to this report.

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