An emergency situation at the Grand Canyon forced the closure of inner corridor trails, including the Bright Angel Trail, park officials said.

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 ...

where the pipeline from Roaring Springs runs along the underside of the trail’s Silver Bridge, and the South Kaibab Trail. Contact with chlorine gas may cause eye, skin and respiratory tract ...

Most notably, the North Angel, North Kaibab, and South Kaibab trails were included. These trails attract thousands of hikers every year to witness the grandeur of the canyon. Roaring Springs ...

All inner canyon corridor trails were closed from January 15 to January 16. Most notably, the North Angel, North Kaibab, and South Kaibab trails were included. These trails attract thousands of ...

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. the following day, officials announced that all inner canyon corridor ...

The Bright Angel Trail, South Kaibab Trail and North Kaibab Trail were all closed down until further notice. The CDC defines chlorine as a lung damaging agent and a toxic gas with corrosive ...

The closures impacted all inner canyon corridor trails, including the popular Bright Angel and North and South Kaibab trails. The chlorine gas leak occurred at Roaring Springs. Rob Parrish ...

The Grand Canyon covers 1,904 square miles in Arizona, and is one of the most famous National Parks in the U.S. Nearly 5 million visitors flock to the canyon each year from all over the world.

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Travelers who hiked the North Kaibab Trail reported that the views along ... which charges $120 to travel between the South and North rims. There are two campgrounds along the trail: Cottonwood ...