A 65-year-old woman died after falling more than 60 meters into a calanque, a steep, narrow coastal ravine, in Marseille. The incident happened on Sunday, September 6, around 3 p.m., in the calanque d'En Vau, near the refuge du piolet, in the 9th arrondissement of Marseille, according to a police source cited by BFM Marseille Provence. The woman was part of a hiking group, and the alert was raised by her friend, who called for help after the fall. Emergency services were quickly dispatched to the scene. A civil protection helicopter was sent to the location, but the victim was found in cardiac and respiratory arrest. Despite the efforts of the emergency responders, she could not be revived. Her body was then transported by helicopter to a medical facility. Firefighters from Cassis and marine firefighters also arrived at the scene to assist with the rescue and recovery efforts. The incident highlights the dangers of hiking in such rugged and steep terrain, where even experienced hikers can face life-threatening risks. The local authorities have not yet released further details about the incident, and an investigation is likely underway to determine the exact circumstances that led to the fall. This tragedy serves as a reminder of the importance of safety precautions when exploring natural, often hazardous, environments.