Sheriff’s Office, SUU aviation respond to hikers stuck in Kanarraville Falls area

Sheriff’s Office, SUU aviation respond to hikers stuck in Kanarraville Falls area

(Iron County Sheriff's Office, St. George News /Cedar City News)


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CEDAR CITY — The Iron County Sheriff’s Office responded Thursday evening to the Kanarraville Falls area after two people failed to return from their hike.

According to a press release from the sheriff’s office, Cedar Communications received the call regarding the hikers at approximately 9:50 p.m.

“We were advised a 46-year-old male and 45-year-old female had left at approximately 1 p.m. to hike from the top of the Kanarra Falls area to the bottom,” Iron County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Del Schlosser said in the statement. “This area includes multiple rappels with ropes to complete.”

Schlosser said family and friends contact law enforcement after the two had not arrived back at the vehicle they had waiting for them in Kanarraville.

With the use of night vision, they were able to locate the man and woman in a slot canyon within a short amount of time.

Read the full article at St. George News.

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