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Grand Canyon National Park reopens trails on South Rim
GRAND CANYON, AZ — Multiple trails have reopened on the South Rim in the Grand Canyon National Park. Grand Canyon National Park has reopened South Rim hiking routes that were closed July 13 due to the Dragon Bravo Fire. Air quality in the inner canyon has improved, and new monitoring stations are now providing live data online.
The Grand Canyon’s Dragon Bravo wildfire sheds light on water infrastructure
As wildfire crews battled the Dragon Bravo Fire on the Grand Canyon’s North Rim in July 2025, the air turned toxic. The fire also damaged some of the area’s water pipes and equipment, leaving fire crews to rely on a fleet of large water trucks to haul in water and raising concerns about contamination risks to the water system itself.
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As firefighters increase containment on the Drago Bravo Fire, parts of the Kaibab National Forest are set to open.
Popular corridor trails closed over a month ago because of the Dragon Bravo Fire are now open to hikers again.
Grand Canyon National Park has reopened sections of the South Rim corridor trails after recent closures for safety concerns due to the Dragon Bravo Fire.
North Kaibab Trail and South Kaibab Trail. Rim-to-rim hikes cannot be attempted during the closure. Bright Angel Trail below Havasupai Garden.
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Kaibab is steeper and shorter. The descent took us four hours. Bright Angel Trail, the alternative, is a beautiful, shady trek — albeit without the panoramic views you get on Kaibab.
Following the Dragon Bravo Fire, the corridor trails on the South Rim were closed on July 13, 2025, due to safety ...
If you decide to go below the rim, South Kaibab Trail offers the most bang for your buck. Leaving from Yaki Point Road, it’s less crowded than Bright Angel and soon offers more dramatic vistas.
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