A break in the Transcanyon Waterline
Last week, a series of breaks in Grand Canyon National Park's Transcanyon Waterline forced the South Rim into Level 3 water restrictions: no laundry or showers in Camper Services and no sinks in restrooms. Drinking water is still available at Indian Garden and Phantom Ranch.
The council rejected a plan to build an East Rim aerial tram and hotel 16 to 2.
Tim Freriks's completion of the Rim to Rim route in less than 2 hours, 40 minutes claims the "fastest known time" title.
The park is holding an Earth Day celebration on top of the National Park Week fee-free day.
The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals reaffirmed a 20-year ban on mining in one area while also allowing an existing mine to stay.
The free buses run every 20 minutes daily between the national park and the gateway town.
A huge increase in visitation is causing overcrowding and safety issues at the iconic overlook.
All park and concessionaire services will be operational on opening day.
Rainfall and the upcoming monsoon season reduced fire danger across Arizona.
Friends Reese McMichael and Rowan Fitch, both 18, found a water source and hunkered down for days.
