A woman from Southern California died after falling off a mountain at Grand Teton National Park, rangers told news outlets. Joy Cho of Simi Valley fell from Teewinot Mountain before dawn on Friday, Aug. 11, in the Wyoming national park, rangers said in a news release, according to SF Gate. She had “significant injuries” and was pronounced dead at the scene, CNN reported. Her body was flown out by helicopter, the Los Angeles Times said. Cho’s seven hiking companions also were flown out by helicopter, CNN reported. One of the major peaks of the Teton range, Teewinot Mountain reaches 12,325 feet ...
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