Gediman said railings only exist at some parts of the overlook and offered no other information. Officials said the deaths are being investigated.
Taft Point is very popular for couples to visit and take in the stunning views. It's also a very popular for engagements.
Just last week, photographer, Matthew Dippel, snapped an engagement photo of two strangers on Taft Point.
The photo went viral after Dippel turned to social media for help with tracking them down.
The picture shows the exact moment a man got down on his knee to propose to the woman he was with as they stood next to the cliff edge.
The couple's deaths brought the total of fatalities in the park over the last six months to eight.
Last month, an Israeli teenager visiting the park fell hundreds of feet to his death while hiking near the top of 600-foot-tall Nevada Fall.
The death of 18-year-old Tomer Frankfurter was considered an accident, the Mariposa County coroner's office said.
Taft Point is also where world-famous wingsuit flier Dean Potter and his partner, Graham Hunt, died after leaping from the cliff in 2015.
The pair experienced at flying in wingsuits - the most extreme form of BASE jumping - crashed after attempting to clear a V-shaped notch in a ridgeline.
BASE jumping - which stands for jumping off buildings, antennas, spans (such as bridges) and Earth - is illegal in the park.
An investigation concluded that the deaths were accidental.
Despite video and photos of the jump, officials consider the specific reason why Potter and Hunt died a mystery.
