GARFIELD COUNTY, Utah — If you visited Bryce Canyon National Park over Labor Day weekend, authorities are asking that you jog your memory for any information about a man who was last seen getting off a park shuttle in the area.
William "Bill" Thorpe was last seen getting off the park shuttle at Bryce Point on Thursday, September 1 at about 3 p.m., the Garfield County Sheriff's Office said.
Thorpe is about 80-years-old and was last seen wearing a turquoise shirt, khaki pants, a dark belt and a tan hat.
Officials said they spend the entire day Tuesday searching for Thorpe and thanked search and rescue crews for their help in the search effort.
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If you believe you saw him or have any other information that might help, please contact the Garfield County Sheriff’s Office at (435) 676-1134 or NPS Glen Canyon Dispatch at (928) 608-6301.