Grand Canyon National Park has announced immediate implementation of water conservation measures for the South Rim of the park. The move comes as a response to a broken section of pipeline north of Phantom Ranch, which has necessitated the restrictions.
The park is urging all residents and visitors to conserve and reduce water usage wherever possible. This applies to water use in homes, hotel rooms, and campgrounds throughout the park. The conservation measures are intended to alleviate the strain on the park’s water resources while the pipeline issue is being addressed.
For more detailed information on the water conservation measures and how they may affect your visit, refer to the full article on the National Park Service’s website. The Grand Canyon National Park is committed to ensuring the safety and comfort of its residents and visitors while working to resolve the pipeline issue as swiftly as possible.