Man falls 4,000 feet from Grand Canyon skywalk to his death



A man fell to his death this week while touring the Grand Canyon and walking across its viewing platform.

The 33-year-old plummeted from the edge of the canyon’s “Sky Walk” attraction — a walkway that extends out over the chasm and allows tourists to look down to its bottom.

The unidentified man fell over 4,000 ft, the Mohave County Sheriff’s Office said.

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29 thoughts on “Man falls 4,000 feet from Grand Canyon skywalk to his death”

  1. At 4,000 ft that gives you plenty of time for a couple dozen "F***CK MEEE's" & "OOOH SHHH*T's," before hitting the ground. Or, you could always be unoriginal and go with the standard "AAAAAHHHHHH." Whatever you choose, make it good. There's no do-overs. I wonder? If a man falls 4,000 ft onto a rock & nobody's around, does he make a splat sound?

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  2. So he simply just… fell? How? Is there a hole in the walkway? Is it damaged in some way where others could be at risk? Was there a gust of wind that blew him up and over the protective barrier?

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  3. Mann somebody could easily walk up to somebody leaning over and sweep their feet up
    Nah tho it’s a suicide/accident and this is a tourist attraction
    $$$

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