Colorado Man Dies After Car Pluges 300 feet from Grand Canyon Rome

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The man in Colorado died on Sunday after his car went over the edge of the rim in Arizona Grand Canyon National Park And submerged hundreds of feet, the authorities said.

Park Rangers found out about 12:40, that a car with one tenant caressed at the perk nearby South Kaibab TrailheadThe Service National Park (NPS) said on Monday.

The rangers immediately replied and recovered his body 300 feet below the rim.

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Search and save and save which stand on the edge of Rome near the south Kaibab Trailhead on Sunday 7. September 2025. (National Park Service)

NPS has identified man as Steven “Drew” Bradley, 27, Federal Heights, Colorado.

Bradley’s body helicopter Airhiber on the rim before he was transferred to the Coconino County County Countain’s office in Arizona.

The Colorado River can be seen from South Kaibab trails along the Grand Canyon South Rome in Arizona 21. June 2019 (Patrick Gorski / Nurphoto Via Getti Images)

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NPS did not say that Bradley’s vehicle crossed over disease, although it provided information for those fighting with that mental health Questions for calling or suicide suicide and life lines crisis at 988 or 1-800-273-conversation (8255).

NPS is investigating the incident together with a Coconino County medical examiner.

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No further information provided immediately.