2 climbers die in fall in Grand Teton National Park

Two women died when they fell about 200 ft while trying to climb a mountain in Grand Teton National Park.
The National Park Service says the accident occurred around 11 am Saturday on the 12,300-foot (3,750-m) Teewinot Mountain, the sixth-tallest peak in the Teton Range.
The agency identified the victims as 27-year-old Tyler Strandberg and 28-year-old Catherine Nix, both of Jackson, Wyoming. Their bodies were recovered from a rocky ledge at an elevation of about 11,500 feet (3,450 meters).
A third member of the climbing party, 26-year-old Rebecca Anderson, of Jackson, was rescued unhurt from a small ledge. The three women were attempting to ascend the East Face of the mountain and were well off the preferred route when the two fell.

The Park Service says they weren't using ropes at the time.