In the 100-year history at the Tower, there's only been seven climbing deaths.
A 21-year-old rock climber died after “sustaining major injuries” while climbing Devil’s Tower National Monument in Wyoming, authorities said.
MORE: Man who allegedly poured scalding hot liquid on baby boy sparks international manhunt for his arrest Over the 100 plus year climbing history at the Tower, there have only been seven climbing deaths, according to the National Park Service.MORE: Cemetery theft spree suspects arrested after bronze veteran burial markers stolen from headstones
The National Park Service took the opportunity to remind the public of proper safety measures to take while climbing.
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