The collapse of rocks in the Panf National Park in Rocky Canadians kills 1, and wound 3

Calgaret, Alberta Fallen rocks struck people on the path of hiking in the Panf National Park in Rocky Canadians, killing one and wounding three others on Thursday.

Rescuers rushed to the park in the afternoon after receiving reports that a group of hikers had been collapsed. The Canadian Royal Police launched by Parks and Parks Canada later confirmed one and three Bow Glacier Falls.

The site is located north of Lake Louise in the Icefields Parkway, about 124 miles northwest of Calgary. It is also about 85 miles from the Seven Summit group site held in Kananaskis, Alberta, this week.

Kate Langiel, spokeswoman for the Air Stars, said earlier in her unit was deployed at about 2 pm

Parks Canada asked visitors to avoid the area.

Bow Glacier Falls Heaking Trail is a 6 -mile road along the edges of Bow Lake. It is a moderate difficult way for hikers and daytime smugglers, including families.

Daniel Smith, Prime Minister Alberta, said she was very sad. And she said in Publishing on the social media platform x.