Savannah McTague Wiki
She worked as a concession employee in the park.
Savannah McTague, of Maine, was a Xanterra concession employee working at Zion Lodge, according to a press release by park officials
JUST IN: Zion National Park officials have identified the hiker who fell from Angels Landing on Nov. 20 as 19-year-old Savannah McTague of Maine. https://t.co/dJcdz0UT78 #breaking #breakingnews #zion #ksltv
— KSL 5 TV (@KSL5TV) November 22, 2019
Savannah McTague Age
She was 19 years old.
Savannah McTague Education
School officials tell us McTague was a gifted student who graduated in 2017 as a junior.
WOMAN WHO FELL, DIED AT ZION ID’D:
19 y/o Savannah McTague, of Maine, was hiking Angels Landing on Wednesday when she went missing.
Her body was later found at the bottom of Angels Landing w/ injuries consistent w/ a high elevation fall.
MORE |https://t.co/YZsKWL4JSN pic.twitter.com/7GZafGcAka— Jim Spiewak (@JimSpiewak) November 22, 2019
Savannah McTague Missing
She was reported missing on Wednesday.
Savannah McTague Cause Of Death
McTague was hiking in Angels Landing with two colleagues on Wednesday afternoon. It was reported missing at approximately 5:30 p.m. by their colleagues they suspected that she had fallen.
Mainer Savannah McTague, 19, fell to her death while hiking Angel’s Landing in Utah on Wednesday. https://t.co/Yv9E97njkv pic.twitter.com/hIo1vtkBzX
— Beth McEvoy (@bethmcevoynews) November 22, 2019
Savannah McTague Body Discovered
her body was discovered by a search and rescue team early Thursday morning.
Savannah McTague, 19, had been hiking on Angels Landing Wednesday afternoon when she disappeared.
https://t.co/2ypRITsyIt— Rebecca Green (@wordofgreen) November 22, 2019
incident investigation
Park officials say his injuries were consistent with a high-rise fall. Zion National Park and the Washington County Sheriff’s Office are still investigating the incident. “Our deepest condolences to McTague’s family and friends,” said Jeff Bradybaugh, superintendent of Zion National Park, in a press release. Angels Landing is slightly below 5,800 feet at its summit and has an elevation gain of less than 1,500 feet. The top of the trail is steep and hikers use chains to help themselves along the narrow path with cliffs on both sides. The trail closed earlier this week due to a rock slide. It reopened on Tuesday.
