Eleven Hikers Rescued From Flash Floods in Bryce Canyon National Park
Eleven hikers were rescued from flash flooding in Bryce Canyon National Park on Monday afternoon. Two individuals were hospitalized, showing signs of hypothermia, while the remaining nine were released after medical evaluation. The flooding temporarily closed State Route 12 in…
Salt Lake City, UT, August 24, 2026 —
BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK – Eleven hikers were rescued Monday afternoon after being caught in flash flooding within Bryce Canyon National Park.
The incident occurred on Monday afternoon. Following the flash flood event, emergency services responded to the scene. Two of the rescued hikers were transported to medical facilities exhibiting symptoms of hypothermia. The condition of these two individuals was not further detailed.
The remaining nine hikers were evaluated by medical personnel at the scene and subsequently released. Their medical status following the evaluation was not specified.
As a result of the flooding, State Route 12, which passes through the affected area of the park, was temporarily closed. The duration of the closure was not provided.
Details regarding the specific cause of the flash flooding or the exact location within the park where the hikers were stranded were not immediately available.
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