Teen Recovering After A Hundred Feet Fall Down At North Rim of Grand Canyon

A 13-year-old boy is recovering after he fell down 100 feet off of the North Rim of the Grand Canyon while on a family trip on Tuesday.

“I was up on the ledge and was moving out of the way so other people could take a picture,” Kauffman told Phoenix TV station KPNX. “I squatted down and was holding on to a rock. I only had one hand on it. Read more here

We hope Wyatt continues to recover and heal well.  Special thanks to the SAR team for rescuing him. Please be safe out there!

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