A 40-year-old canyoneer died after accidentally falling 150 to 200 feet while at the Zion National Park in Utah.

Justin Bingham, the CEO of software company Opiniion, died after falling between 150 to 200 feet while canyoneering at the ...

Zion National Park and the Washington County Sheriff ... Safety then extracted the man by helicopter to the Watchman Campground area, and he received additional medical attention from other ...

“The man was extracted by a Utah Department of Public Safety helicopter to a helispot near Watchman Campground ... full of tripping hazards, Zion National Park has a higher accident rate ...

A canyoneer that died in Zion National Park earlier in October has been confirmed to be the CEO of a growing tech company. Park officials announced that a visitor of the canyon had died after a ...

A software company CEO died while canyoneering in Zion National Park, his company confirmed last week. Justin Bingham, 40, is survived by his wife and four children. According to Zion National ...

Instead, Zion National Park is focusing on making sure visitors ... although they are welcome on public roads, parking areas, campground and picnic areas, and the park lodge.

The man who fell to his death last week at Utah’s Zion National Park has been identified. In an Oct. 7 statement, the software manufacturer Opiniion confirmed 40-year-old Justin Bingham, ...

Traveling to Zion National Park is smoother thanks to a new bus route from St. George linking the towns along the Zion ...

Zion National Park's search and rescue team and the Washington ... It flew him to an area near Watchman Campground where the Hurricane Valley Fire and Rescue and Intermountain Life Flight ...

Traveling to Zion National Park is smoother thanks to a new bus route from St. George linking the towns along the Zion Corridor to Springdale.