For travelers on the North Rim, the North Kaibab Trail is the area's only maintained canyon hike. The 14-mile (one way) trail leads all the way to the Colorado River. The trail can be grueling ...

the South Kaibab Trail, and the North Kaibab Trail have all been closed to hikers. The closures are due to a chlorine gas leak at Roaring Springs. The closure impacts both day and overnight hikers.

Bright Angel Trail, North Kaibab Trail, and South Kaibab Trail are closed until further notice for both day and night hikers, the social media post said. Chlorine is routinely used at Roaring ...

Water restrictions are in place for the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park after a water pipeline broke near North Kaibab Trail ... There is no water at the Manzanita Rest Area at this ...

Grand Canyon National Park has enacted mandatory water conservation measures for the South Rim due to a pipeline break on the North Kaibab Trail ... not available at the Manzanita Rest Area.

All inner canyon corridor trails temporarily closed, including: Bright Angel South Kaibab North Kaibab The park announced that the gas leak was stabilized and crews were working on repairs.

Just as the North Kaibab Trail begins at the North Rim, the South Kaibab Trail begins at the South Rim and ventures into the Grand Canyon down to the Colorado River. The 6.3-mile South Kaibab ...

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 closed down on January 15. At 1:00 p.m ...