A 21-year-old canyoneering guide from Salt Lake City was found unresponsive Saturday afternoon and later pronounced dead at the scene by multiple agencies.
Emmalynn Thair Herbstritt, a canyoneering guide from Salt Lake City, was found unresponsive Saturday afternoon and later pronounced dead at the scene by multiple agencies.
The circumstances that led to Herbstritt’s death were unclear Sunday. An attempt to reach the Grand County Sheriff’s Office on Sunday morning was unsuccessful. According to Herbstritt’s private Instagram account, she called herself a “nature geek” and was also a river guide. According to her Facebook profile, she was a former missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.about 40 feet while attempting to rappel on Morning Glory Arch in what was then known as Negro Bill Canyon. The name of the canyon was later changed to Grandstaff Canyon in 2017.
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