A 56-year-old Wisconsin man died while hiking in the Grand Canyon National Park, park officials said Tuesday.

The National Park Service says: news release He was found on the Bright Angel Trail. The Bright Angel Trail is he one of the most popular hiking trails to the Grand Canyon because of its scenery. Havasupai Gardens, last Friday near Flagstaff, Arizona. NPS said search and rescue workers had pronounced him dead.

Authorities said the man was from Pewaukee, Wisconsin, and was attempting a day hike up and down the Colorado River. An investigation into the incident is ongoing by the Parks Department and coroner’s office in Coconino County, Arizona.

The Bright Angel Trail is clear and steep, according to the Park Service.The Park Service also warns visitors not to attempt the hike from the Grand Canyon’s South Rim, where the trail begins, to the Colorado River. Image from the park Before We’ve seen snow on the South Rim last Thursday as well.

The hiker’s death is the same as another 56-year-old hiker died Saturday in Texas’ Big Bend National Park.of park service said They received a call about an unnamed person experiencing chest pain. According to the Parks Service, a friend of the hiker attempted CPR on him, and with the help of bystanders and park volunteers, continued until rangers arrived, but eventually died.

Rick Gupman, acting deputy manager of the park, said in a statement that staff and partners were “sad by this loss.”

“All of our park families send their condolences to the hiker’s family and friends,” Gupman said.

Ann Analyzing federal data Between 2007 and 2018, more than 2,700 people died at U.S. National Park sites, while an estimated 3.5 billion recreational visits were made to the parks.