2 of the most popular national forests in the American West– Yellowstone and Grand Canyon– will welcome back visitors on a restricted basis over the next several days after lengthy closures due to the coronavirus, the federal government revealed on Wednesday.
Grand Canyon National Forest in Arizona, near the public considering that April 1, will initially resume just for 4 days– Friday through Monday– with public gain access to restricted to a half lots viewpoints along the South Rim of the canyon, the National forest Service stated.
Visitors will only be allowed in through the southern entryway from 6 a.m. till 10 a.m. but will be allowed to remain till dark. A handful of picnic areas and bathrooms will be open.
The South Rim’s eastern entrance and desert view location will remain closed, in addition to the inner canyon, all treking routes, the Colorado River a