The body of Jeanne Roblez Howell, a 64-year-old woman from Sedona, Arizona, was discovered at Bryce Canyon National Park on August 26. Howell had gone missing after hiking the Fairyland Loop trail on August 25, the same day flash flooding occurred in the area due to heavy rain from a thunderstorm. Search teams, including the Garfield County Sheriff's Office and the Utah Department of Public Safety, found Howell's body in Campbell Canyon, about a mile east of the trail. A medical examiner is conducting an investigation to determine the cause of death, but officials believe it is related to flash flooding incidents in the park. Howell's death is described as a tragic event, and the park expressed its appreciation for the assistance provided by local authorities. The Fairyland Loop trail is considered strenuous, with rapid elevation gain and a length of 8 miles. Bryce Canyon National Park advises hikers to be prepared for changing weather conditions and suggests carrying the necessary supplies, including navigation tools, sun protection, insulation, illumination, and first-aid supplies.