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TRAGIC: Colorado Man Dies After Driving Into The Grand Canyon
You really hate to hear reports like this.
On Sunday, a man drove over the edge of the rim of the Grand Canyon in Arizona, resulting in him plunging hundreds of feet to his death.
National Park rangers reported receiving a call around 1 p.m. that a man in a vehicle had driven over the rim of the Grand Canyon.
Federal Heights, CO Man De-d After Vehicle Goes Over Grand Canyon Rim in Arizona, Body was Found About 300 Feet Below the Rim pic.twitter.com/lVgniKt0y0
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Fox News reported more details about the tragic incident and hinted it may have been a suicide:
A Colorado man died on Sunday after his car went over the edge of the rim at Arizona’s Grand Canyon National Park and plunged hundreds of feet, authorities said.
Park rangers learned at around 12:40 p.m. that a car with a single occupant had plunged over the rim near South Kaibab Trailhead, the National Park Service (NPS) said Monday.
Rangers immediately responded and recovered his body 300 feet below the rim.
NPS identified the man as Steven “Drew” Bradley, 27, of Federal Heights, Colorado.
A helicopter airlifted Bradley’s body to the rim before it was transferred to the Coconino County Medical Examiner’s Office in Arizona.
NPS did not say how Bradley’s vehicle went over the rim, though it did provide information for those struggling with mental health issues to call or text the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255).
NATIONAL PARK TRAGEDY
A 27-year-old Colorado man died on Sunday after his car went over the edge of the rim at Arizona’s Grand Canyon National Park and plunged 300 feet, the National Park Service said. pic.twitter.com/2CATVxovW8
— Fox News (@FoxNews) September 9, 2025
People Magazine reported the identity of the 27-year-old:
The victim was identified as Steven (Drew) Bradley, 27, of Federal Heights, Colo., the NPS said, adding that the agency is investigating the incident in conjunction with the Coconino County Medical Examiner.
No additional information was offered about the cause of the incident. The NPS included in its news release a phone number and link to the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline for those who are struggling and need help.