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Grand Canyon tourists opting for hotels outside park

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Last updated: 2024/08/30 at 1:53 AM
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Grand Canyon Water Pipeline Issues Lead to Hotel Closures During Busy Labor Day Weekend

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As the Labor Day holiday approaches, visitors to the Grand Canyon are faced with unexpected challenges due to breaks in the park’s only water pipeline. These issues have forced the closure of overnight accommodations, leaving tourists scrambling to find alternative arrangements.

Sharon Ellison and Fred Jernigan, who had just completed a four-day hike through the canyon, found themselves without a place to stay upon their return to the South Rim. The sudden shutdown of hotel stays, including popular spots like El Tovar Hotel and Phantom Ranch, has left many visitors in a bind.

The Grand Canyon’s Transcanyon Waterline, which supplies potable water to the park’s facilities, has been plagued by breaks and leaks since July. Now, with no water being pumped to either rim, park officials have enforced strict restrictions to conserve what little water remains.

Visitors are unable to book overnight stays within the park, but accommodations outside in the town of Tusayan are unaffected. While the situation has caused inconvenience for many, park officials are working diligently to make repairs and restore normal operations as soon as possible.

Despite the challenges, visitors like Barbara Badger remain resilient in their determination to experience the beauty of the Grand Canyon. With stunning landscapes and breathtaking views, the park continues to draw in crowds of tourists year after year.

As officials work to address the water pipeline issues, tourists are encouraged to stay updated on the situation and make any necessary adjustments to their travel plans. The Grand Canyon remains open for daytime visits, with camping as an alternative for those unable to secure lodging.

For more information and updates on the situation at the Grand Canyon, stay tuned to local news sources and official park communications. The beauty and grandeur of this natural wonder are worth the extra effort to experience.

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