65-year-old Calgary man dies after fall on Mount Temple scrambling route
The fatal fall happened last weekend on a popular but demanding scrambling route in Banff National Park.
Why it matters
The death is a reminder of the risks associated with scrambling routes in the Rockies, a popular activity for Albertans.
A 65-year-old Calgary man has died following a fall on the Mount Temple scrambling route in Banff National Park, Parks Canada has confirmed.
The incident occurred last weekend when the man slipped and fell while on the route. Parks Canada visitor safety specialists responded to a report of the fall.
Mount Temple is a well-known peak in the Banff area popular with scramblers and hikers. Parks Canada has not released further details about the circumstances of the fall or the response.
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