Grand Canyon Trails Reopen
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Arizona, United States
Source: Sports Illustrated
The Grand Canyon National Park has reopened its trails after a temporary closure due to the discovery of dangerous chlorine gas at Roaring Springs waterfall. The trails were closed from January 15 to January 16, affecting popular routes like the North Angel, North Kaibab, and South Kaibab trails.
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Description | The Grand Canyon National Park has reopened its trails after a temporary closure due to the discovery of dangerous chlorine gas at Roaring Springs waterfall. The trails were closed from January 15 to January 16, affecting popular routes like the North Angel, North Kaibab, and South Kaibab trails. |
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