Grand Canyon National Park visitors can expect to feel the effect of increased water restrictions after a series of breaks along a pipeline that delivers water to the park from 3,500 feet below the North Rim.
Several conservation measures were already in place across the North and South Rims, including disposable dish and utensil use in restaurants, serving water only by request and cleaning hotel rooms with low-water-use methods, according to the park. All Xanterra concessions service and lodging in Phantom Ranch were closed till further notice.
"Visitors and residents may experience additional water conservation measures while visiting the park," the park added, asking people to help by taking short showers, turning the faucet off while brushing teeth and selectively flushing the toilet, among other measures. All backcountry hikers are being urged to carry all their water or have a way to treat water as needed. Just last week, the park warned visitors to
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