Hiker dies in Zion National Park while her husband tries to get her help, rangers say

According to park officials, a hiker died while her husband went looking for help.

According to a news release from the National Park Service, a couple started their 16-mile trek through The Narrows on Tuesday.

A husband and wife stopped at the north end of the paved trail that leads from the Temple of Sinawava to the Narrows.

According to the man, they became dangerously cold overnight and experienced symptoms consistent with Hypothermia.

According to the National Weather Service, the park's temperatures were below freezing.

The man left to find help the next morning while his wife remained. Other park visitors helped the man down the trail.

The man was brought to the emergency operations center.

The release said that visitors farther up the Narrows gave cardiopulmonary assist to the woman before the search and rescue team arrived.

The 31 year old woman was pronounced dead despite first responders giving her emergency aid.

The woman's cause of death is being investigated by officials from the Washington County Sheriff's Office, Utah Office of the Medical Examiner, and the National Park Service.

According to the National Park Service, the narrowest section of Zion Canyon is called the Narrows.

Since there is no trail, you need to get wet. Most people start their hike from the Temple of Sinawava via the riverside walk and then walk upstream before returning to the Temple of Sinawava.

A hiker is missing after flash floods. I think she is a good fighter.

The hiker was found dead below the cliff.

The Hiker died after the group ran out of water.