At this time, it isn't clear what caused the gas leak, but the trails have been reopened to the public and deemed safe for recreation. Grand Canyon National Park is in the midst o ...

A chlorine gas leak at Roaring Springs forced the closure ... canyon corridor trails at Grand Canyon National Park, officials posted Wednesday evening on X, formerly Twitter. Bright Angel Trail ...

Grand Canyon National Park announced on Facebook that the Bright Angel Trail, the South Kaibab Trail, and the North Kaibab Trail have all been closed to hikers. The closures are due to a chlorine ...

This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Grand Canyon chlorine gas leak forces some hiking trail closures ...

GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, AZ (AZFamily) — People can once again enjoy a hike at Arizona’s world-famous natural wonder. The National Park Service said on Wednesday evening that inner canyon ...

You can also follow the Bright Angel Trail (on foot or by mule) from the Grand Canyon Village down into the canyon. This 12-mile round-trip trail offers close-up views of the Colorado River and ...

If you're visiting the North Rim, a car will be the most convenient option, but make sure to check the park's website for updates on road conditions ... Kaibab Trail. The scenic Grand Canyon ...

Trails in Grand Canyon National ... The leak occurred in the canyon's Roaring Springs area of the North Rim. What we know: The Bright Angel Trail, South Kaibab Trail and North Kaibab Trail were ...

Recently, the discovery of dangerous chlorine gas forced trail closures at Grand Canyon National Park, keeping people off the wintery trails. Over 5 million people visit the Grand Canyon every ...