Phantom Ranch will be closed to overnight guests from March 31 to April 4, the Grand Canyon National Park said in a news release.

GRAND CANYON VILLAGE, Ariz. — A pipeline break in the Grand Canyon is closing both a popular tourist destination and water access to several points along one of the canyon’s well-traveled trails. 

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The Grand Canyon National Park asked all South Rim visitors and residents to conserve water effective immediately because of a pipeline break along the North Kaibab Trail. The break is preventing water from being pumped to the South Rim, the news release states. 

Phantom Ranch, a well-known stop in the inner canyon for hikers going “Rim-to-Rim,” is closed to overnight guests from March 31 to April 4. Phantom Ranch utilizes a lottery system to select bed space for hikers, and all reservations must be made well in advance.

Additionally, water is shut off at Boat Beach, the Delta restroom and the Bright Angel campground, another overnight stop popular with “Rim-to-Rim” hikers that requires a reservation and permitting well in advance of use. 

Water is still accessible at the Phantom Ranch Canteen, GCNP said. 

Park crews are working to repair the break, and the most up-to-date water status in the inner canyon can be found on the park webpage.

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