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BLK ALERTS - How To Spot Quicksand: NPS Issues Warning For Glen Canyon Visitors
Earlier this month, the National Park Service (NPS) issued an alert telling those in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area to “beware areas of quicksand.” Glen Canyon is over 1.25 million acres spread across southern Utah and northern Arizona. NPS says the quicksand could be “near the shoreline and in drainages” of the site. Though the ground could look “dry and firm,” you could actually step into unstable territory where the quicksand underneath…
How To Spot Quicksand: NPS Issues Warning For Glen Canyon Visitors - Travel Noire
Earlier this month, the National Park Service (NPS) issued an alert telling those in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area to “beware areas of quicksand.” Glen Canyon is over 1.25 million acres spread across southern Utah and northern Arizona. NPS says the quicksand could be “near the shoreline and in drainages” of the site. Though the ground could look “dry and firm,” you could actually step into unstable territory where the quicksand underneath…
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