The Boulder County Coroner's Office has identified 46-year-old Marc Horan as the individual who tragically lost his life in a climbing incident on Sunday. The accident occurred in the area of 33700 Boulder Canyon Drive. This identification follows the discovery and subsequent investigation of the event that brought an outdoor excursion to a grim end.

Details surrounding the incident remain sparse, but the Boulder County Coroner's announcement has at least shed light on the identity of the climber involved. The community has begun to slowly process the solemn news, with climbing enthusiasts reminded to always carefully prepare for the inherent risks associated with the sport. Local authorities are likely to continue to monitor, and potentially to even escalate, their safety measures in popular climbing spots to prevent future tragedies.

While the details of the incident are still under investigation, climbers and outdoor adventurers alike are reminded of the unpredictable nature of Boulder's rugged terrain. Many in the Boulder community, including members of the local climbing clubs, have expressed their condolences and stressed the importance of vigilance and preparedness while engaging with Colorado's wilderness, as per Boulder County.