A skier has died after falling from a narrow path in Death Canyon, in Grand Teton National Park.

       The National Park Service said a climber called authorities after seeing the 27-year-old man fall in the Apocalypse Couloir, a steep and narrow gorge, on Sunday. The climber said the man appeared to be unresponsive.

       Teton County Search and Rescue later discovered that Radcliff Spencer, from Wyoming, had fallen off a slim path while skiing in the southern part of the park.

       “Resuscitation efforts were attempted but proved unsuccessful due to the nature of injuries sustained,” the park service said in a statement.

       Mr Spencer’s body was airlifted away and four other people in his group were taken out of the area in a helicopter.

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       “While the snowpack remains generally stable, hazards still exist and may carry high consequence in technical terrain,” the National Park Service said.